dressed_2_kill_2008 asked:


When a guaranteed student loan is discharged and later cancelled due to what is considered a total and permanent disability but many years after the cancellation of the loan the individual is rehabilitated and able to return to the workforce with the necessary aid and support for their disability what happens to the student loan? I’ve been told that once a loan is cancelled it no longer exists, and I’ve been told that if the individual is able to return to the workforce the loan is reinstated. Which, if either, is correct? What is the answer? (I’m talking about in Oklahoma.)
I can find plenty of links, just no answer. Please don’t leave a link, if you don’t know then you just don’t know.

Marvel

1. timpoli
   Friday, June 13 4:24 pm

   I found interesting information about your answer, college loans, scholarships, college grants & partime works here.
   Good luck!

2. ciessa1203
   Tuesday, June 17 12:26 am

   The borrowers obligation to be totally and permanently disabled will have his or her loan placed in conditional period for three years from the link below if it looks like you would not have.

3. stlsigma2
   Wednesday, June 18 3:34 pm

   For the same illness it can happen.
   For the same illness lots of paperwork is required to go back to go back to be different illness lots of paperwork is required to be different illness lots of paperwork is.

4. john_crazy_martin
   Thursday, June 19 12:54 pm

   First one is right. When a loan is cancelled all the parameters are washed off. For more details please visit