No, if you want to clear
the default notation, you will need to contact your loan holder to discuss rehabilitation with them.
The default notation should be removed from your credit record.
The process of bringing a loan out of default and removing
the default notation from a borrower's credit report.
Like consolidation, loan rehabilitation restores your federal student aid eligibility but will also remove
the default notation from your credit history.
Rehabilitation won't repair your credit completely — your previous missed payments may still show up on your credit report — but
any default notation will be removed.
If you successfully rehabilitate, the loan holder will remove
the default notation from the report.
Not exact matches
Keep in mind that even if you rehabilitate your student loans successfully, that will not remove any credit report
notations of late payments reported before the loan
defaulted.
You might want to apply for credit, but know your credit report is filled with
defaults and other negative
notations.