Mygreatlakes 2026

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The document is a fax communication directed to Great Lakes Borrower Services, containing contact information and a reference to Great Lakes Educational Loan Services, Inc. It appears to be a formal correspondence related to educational loans.

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Begin by entering your contact information in the 'From' section. Include your name, fax number, and email address to ensure proper communication.
In the 'To' section, confirm that 'Great Lakes Borrower Services' is correctly listed as the recipient.
Fill in the 'Date' field with the current date to timestamp your submission.
Indicate the number of pages you are sending in the 'Pages' field for clarity.
Use the 'RE:' line to specify the subject of your fax, providing context for your communication.
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What happened to Great Lakes student loans?

Nelnet Federal Student Loan Services | Federal Loan Expertise.

Why have my student loans disappeared?

Heads Up: Your Loan Servicer May Have Changed Here are some of the recent student loan transfers: Navient loans are now under Aidvantage. GSMR loans are now under Edfinancial Services. Great Lakes loans are now under Nelnet.

Is Great Lakes student loan cancelled?

What if I was a Great Lakes borrower? Back in June 2023, Great Lakes merged with Nelnet, another long-established loan servicer. As a result, Great Lakes stopped servicing student loans, and Nelnet took over its loan portfolio. Despite shifting to a different company, therell be minimal impact on your student debt.