One of the letters is for inquiring about
the process of cosigner release, while the other is for the cosigner, like parents, who are looking to be removed from the loan.
Not exact matches
Once you complete the
process of getting your
cosigner released, be sure to keep any documentation related to the
process for your records to help you avoid any issues down the line.
While
cosigner release may be a frustrating
process of red tape and bureaucracy, it could save you from unnecessary trouble down the line.
Releasing your
cosigner from their financial responsibilities can be liberating for the both
of you, and it's a relatively straightforward
process.
Firstly, not all private student loans offer the option
of cosigner release, and when they do it's often a convoluted
process.
Also, keep track
of the
cosigner release process.
They did a lot
of questionable practices such as
processed payments incorrectly, deceived private student loan borrowers about requirements to
release their
cosigner from the loan, illegally cheated many struggling borrowers out
of their rights to lower payments which caused them to overpay for their student loans and created obstacles to repayment by providing wrong information.
When the
cosigner release application is
processed, the borrower must demonstrate the ability to assume full responsibility
of the loan (s) individually, and pass a credit review that demonstrates a satisfactory credit history including but not limited to no: open bankruptcy, open foreclosure, student loan (s) in default or 90 day delinquencies in the last 24 months.
After graduation, the
process of student loan consolidation and refinancing may allow a
cosigner to be
released.