Student Loan Debt Relief

About Student Loan Debt Relief

Information on this page updated as of March 17, 2023

Student Loan Debt Relief Blocked

Courts have issued orders blocking the planned student debt relief program. As a result, the Federal Student Aid office is not accepting applications. If you’ve already applied, the Federal Student Aid office will hold your application while they seek to overturn these orders. Please subscribe and visit studentaid.gov for updates on the status of the program. More information will be posted as soon as further updates are available.

Additional Resources

• Federal Student Aid: One-Time Student Loan Debt Relief
  Comprehensive information and Q&A regarding the one-time cancellation Debt Relief Plan.
• Federal Student Aid Website
  The Federal Student Aid website provides past and current students with a full history of all Federal Grants and Federal Loan history (including amounts and servicer information). Students and borrowers should log onto this site using their FSA ID information. For assistance retrieving your FSA ID, visit Federal Student Aid’s page on how to create an FSA ID.
• The White House: Student Debt Relief Fact Sheet
  Provides the official statement from President Biden and a fact sheet regarding the federal student loan forgiveness announcement.
• Federal Student Aid: Student Debt Relief Plan Explained
  The Department of Education’s information on the student loan forgiveness plan.
• U.S. Department of Education Subscriptions
  Provide an email address to the Department of Education and subscribe for updates to the federal student loan forgiveness plan, including when the process has officially opened.
• The White House: Public Service Loan Forgiveness
  Additional information regarding additional flexibilities and adjustments to the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program.