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The document is a Federal Stafford/SLS/PLUS/Consolidation Forbearance Request Form, which allows borrowers to request temporary relief from student loan payments due to financial hardship or other qualifying circumstances. It includes sections for borrower information, types of forbearance requested, additional information regarding comakers and auto-debit borrowers, an explanation of interest capitalization, and a forbearance agreement. Borrowers must provide documentation to support their request and understand the implications of interest accrual during the forbearance period.

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Is a forbearance bad for your credit?

Forbearance works best for homeowners facing a temporary or solvable hardship. If youre generally struggling to make ends meet, forbearance may not be the best solution for you a loan modification may be more helpful. While youre in forbearance, your principal will continue to accrue interest.

What are the downsides of forbearance?

Lenders arent required to grant your request for forbearance. And there are important downsides to forbearance to consider, including more money due later and, in some cases, potential impacts to your credit.

Is forbearance good or bad?

In most cases, interest will accrue during your period of deferment or forbearance. This means your balance will increase and youll pay more over the life of your loan. If youre pursuing loan forgiveness, any period of deferment or forbearance may not count toward your forgiveness requirements.

Is there a downside to forbearance?

And there are important downsides to forbearance to consider, including more money due later and, in some cases, potential impacts to your credit. That said, if youre facing temporary hard times and if your lender offers the courtesy, mortgage forbearance could relieve some pressure and help you to avoid foreclosure.

How to get a forbearance agreement?

Call your mortgage servicer and let them know your situation immediately. Ask them what forbearance or hardship options may be available. Some mortgage servicers have a requirement that forbearance or hardship assistance must be requested within a specified amount of time after a disaster or other qualifying event.