To submit this form, follow the instructions provided within the form, which may include sending it to a specific mailing address or submitting it through an online portal. Ensure to attach all required documents and double-check for accuracy before submission. Advice: Always use secure methods to send the form and keep copies of all submitted documents for your records.

Key dates for this form in 2024 and 2025 include the form expiration date and deadlines for submitting your application.

The purpose of this form is to allow borrowers who believe they are victims of forgery to apply for a discharge of their federal loans. By completing and submitting this form, applicants can initiate the process of having their loans discharged due to unauthorized signatures or identity theft. It is a critical step in addressing and resolving issues related to fraudulent loan activities.

• 1. Applicant Information: Includes fields for Social Security Number, Name, Address, City, State, Zip Code, Telephone Numbers, and Email.
• 2. Declarations: Requires detailed information about the forgery incident, including loan details, authorization, benefits received, and any incorrect information in the loan documents.
• 3. Supporting Documentation: Sections prompting for necessary supporting documentation, such as signature samples, court judgments, government ID cards, and proof of residency.

Failing to submit this form may result in continued liability for the forged loans.

• Continued Loan Liability: You will remain responsible for repaying the loans that were fraudulently taken out in your name.
• Inability to Clear Forgery: Not submitting the form means you cannot officially declare the forgery and seek loan discharge relief.

• 1. Victim of Forgery: Use if you did not authorize the loans taken out in your name.
• 2. Identity Theft Victim: For those who have experienced identity theft and want to discharge the fraudulent loans.