Delinquency
Terms, conditions and steps for delinquency:
- A loan that is being repaid becomes delinquent whenever a borrower fails
to make a scheduled payment by the due date.
- The lender must attempt to make contact with the borrower both by written
and telephone contact at specific stages during the student's delinquency.
- The lender may file a default claim with the guarantor of the loan once
the delinquency has continued for 270 days for a loan repayable in monthly
installments, and 360 days for a loan repayable in less frequent installments.
- Remind borrowers that if they encounter problems during the repayment
period, they must ask the lender what options are available to keep the loan
out of "delinquent" or "default" status.
- See sample delinquency letters: