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A lot of people apply for PSLF, but the odds of actually having your loans forgiven through this program are extremely low. Between September 2020 and June 2023, almost 4 million PSLF applications were processed, and only 19,218 of them resulted in forgivenessthats only 0.5%.
Among processed applications for Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF), 2.3% have been accepted since November 2020. Among denied claims, 24.6% are denied due to incomplete paperwork. 14.4% of PSLF applications have yet to be processed.
You must be a direct employee of a qualifying employer for your employment to qualify. This means that employees of contracted organizations, that are not themselves a qualifying employer, wont qualify for PSLF including government contractors and for-profit organizations.
Employers that do not qualify for Public Service Loan Forgiveness include: For-profit government contractors (as opposed to directly working for a government agency) For-profit business. Labor Unions.
The Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program requires an attestation of employment from Stanford Payroll. Loan forgiveness is available only to postdocs who are salaried and paid under a W2. Please route PSLF forms payroll@stanford.edu for review.
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Applications are approved at roughly the same rate. 2.3% of processed applications for PSLF had been approved since the programs inception. In the programs first year, 0.32% of applications were approved. Prior to 2021, 3.3 million student loan borrowers were eligible to apply for PSLF (though only 6.9% applied).
Current PSLF numbers arent any better. Of the 2 million folks who have applied for PSLF and met employment requirements since 2020, fewer than 1% have actually received forgiveness under the original setup.
How difficult? It is as difficult as: having the right kind of loans; working qualifying job(s) for 10 years; while paying your loans back on an income-driven repayment plan.

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