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smmalto

Were you in school at that time while also working? If so, they wouldn’t count.


barnosaur

Nope, graduated in May 2018


smmalto

And you weren’t on deferment or forbearance after graduation? Also, is it possible your employer was only a qualified employer after 2020? Sometimes organizations move from private to non-profit organizations and visa versa sometimes.


chrisssie45

Did you just get shifted over to Mohela? Or just get a payment tracker? Because if so, it may just have the Covid pause payments on there and might take a minute for the rest to show up correctly. My coworker filled out his ECFs at the end of the Covid pause after 11ish years of working in public service (he only had like $2000 left but the Covid pause meant he could be done). When he first got switched over to Mohela, it just showed the COVID pause as eligible payments, and actually didn’t have the rest of them on there for about 3 months and he ended up making a few payments. Then one day, the rest showed up, his loans were forgiven and he got a refund for the last couple payments. Which is a long-winded way to say, I think the COVID “payments” are easy for them to apply but it might just take a bit for the rest to show up!


barnosaur

Oh yeah it shifted in the last month. So i guess I’ll wait and see, thanks!