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AwardYear: 1995-1996 EnterChapterNo: 2 EnterChapterTitle: Student Eligibility and Financial Need SectionNumber: SectionTitle: Appendix C: SAR Comments for Matches and Hold Files PageNumbers: 111-120 [[The chart "1995-96 SAR Comment Activity for Matches and Hold Files" on pages 2-113 to 2-115 is currently unavailable for viewing. Please reference your paper document for additional information.]] 1995-96 SAR COMMENT TEXT FOR MATCHES AND HOLD FILES SELECTIVE SERVICE MATCH 029 Your registration or your exemption status has been confirmed by Selective Service. 026 Selective Service records indicate that you are not required to be registered with them until within 30 days of your 18th birthday. If you have not yet initiated the registration process, you may either check the "Yes" box for item 103 on Part 2 of your SAR or obtain and complete a Selective Service Registration form, available at your local post office. If you have already requested that you be registered, they will process your request 30 days prior to your 18th birthday. 030 The Selective Service reported that you have not registered with them. If you are female or born before 1960, disregard this comment. Otherwise, a male who is required to register with Selective Service must be registered before aid can be disbursed. If you have not yet registered, are male and 18 through 25 years of age, you must either check the "Yes" box for Item 103 on Part 2 of your SAR or obtain and complete a Selective Service Registration form, available at your local post office. If you believe you have already registered or are exempt, please contact the Selective Service at 708-688-6888 to resolve any problems regarding your registration status. 032 Because of processing problems we were unable to conduct a match to verify your registration status with Selective Service. If you are female or born before 1960, disregard this comment. Otherwise, a male who is required to register with Selective Service must verify he is registered before aid can be disbursed. If you are registered, you will receive a letter of confirmation from the Selective Service within two weeks. If you are not registered, are male and 18 through 25 years of age, you must either check the "Yes" box for Item 103 on Part 2 of your SAR or obtain and complete a Selective Service Registration form, available at your local post office. If you believe you are registered and do not receive a letter of confirmation, or are exempt, contact Selective Service at 708-688-6888. SELECTIVE SERVICE REGISTRATION 031 We have forwarded your name to Selective Service for registration, as you requested. 028 We have forwarded your name to Selective Service for registration, as you requested. They will process your registration request 30 days prior to your 18th birthday. 033 We could not send your name to Selective Service as you requested because you did not give us enough information or because you are past the age limit for registration. If you are at least 18 but not yet 26, you may register by checking the "Yes" box for Item 103 on your SAR. You must also correct the information printed in boldface type on Part 2. You may also register by obtaining and completing a Selective Service Registration form, available at your local post office. If you are a male who has reached age 26, you cannot use this SAR to register. You must contact Selective Service at 708-688-6888 to resolve your registration status before you can receive Federal student aid. You are exempt from registering if born before 1960. 037 We were unable to complete your registration with Selective Service. If you wish to register and you have not yet reached age 26, you must either check the "Yes" box for Item 103 on your SAR, or complete a Selective Service Registration form, available at your local post office. INS MATCH 068 You did not indicate on your application that you are a U.S. citizen or an eligible noncitizen. To be eligible to receive Federal student aid, a student must be -- (1) A U.S. citizen (or U.S. National), or (2) An eligible noncitizen, such as a U.S. permanent resident or resident of certain Pacific Islands, or (3) An eligible noncitizen as determined by the Department of Education 141 You must submit proof of your citizenship status to your FAA before you can receive any Federal student aid. 142 The Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) could not confirm your statement that you are an eligible noncitizen because there is a question about your alien registration number. You must submit proof of your noncitizen eligibility to your school within 30 days after you give this SAR to your school. If you fail to submit proof within 30 days, you may be found ineligible for Federal student aid. 143 Your citizenship status has been confirmed by the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) and you meet the citizenship requirements for Federal student aid. 144 The Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) did not confirm your statement that you are an eligible noncitizen. You must submit proof of your noncitizen eligibility to your school within 30 days after you give this SAR to your school. If you fail to submit proof within 30 days, you may be found ineligible for Federal student aid. 145 Because of processing problems, the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) was not able to confirm your statement that you are an eligible noncitizen. You must submit proof of your eligible noncitizen status to your school before you may receive Federal student aid. SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER MATCH 013 You tried to change your social security number. The Social Security Administration already verified that this social security number belongs to you. If you need assistance, see your FAA. 058 Because of processing problems, we were unable to determine from the Social Security Administration if the social security number you reported on your application belongs to you. To receive Federal student aid, you must provide current proof to your FAA that the social security number in Item 8 is yours. 059 We were unable to determine from the Social Security Administration if the social security number you reported on your application belongs to you because you did not give us your last name or date of birth. Correct Items 1and 9 on your SAR. 023 It appears that the social security number you reported on your application is not a valid social security number. See your FAA for assistance. 024 The Social Security Administration did not confirm that the social security number you reported on your aid application is valid. You must verify or correct your social security number in Item 8 on your SAR. 060 The date of birth you reported on your application is inconsistent with the Social Security Administration's records. 061 According to the Social Security Administration's records, the name you reported on your application does not correspond with the social security number in Item 8. You must review Items 1, 2, 3, and 8 and make corrections on your SAR where appropriate. If these items are correct, you should contact your local Social Security Administration office to resolve the problem. 025 You verified that the social security number in Item 8 is correct. However, before you can receive Federal student aid, you must submit current proof to your FAA that this information is correct. NSLDS MATCH 131 To receive Federal student aid, you cannot be in default on any U.S. Department of Education student loan. Because of processing problems we were unable to determine whether you are in default on a loan. Contact your FAA for more information. 132 Our records indicate that you are in DEFAULT on a Federal student loan. You are not eligible to receive any Federal student aid until your account has been resolved. 133 Our records indicate that you received at least one overpayment of a Federal Pell Grant. You are required by law to repay any funds received from the Federal Pell Grant program to which you were not entitled. Until your overpayment has been repaid in full, you are ineligible to receive any Federal student assistance. Contact the U.S. Department of Education at 202-708-4766 to resolve your account. 134 Our records indicate that you are in DEFAULT on at least one Federal student loan and that you received at least one overpayment of a Federal Pell Grant. You are not eligible to receive any Federal student aid until your account has been resolved. 135 Our records indicate that you may not be eligible for some Federal student aid because of the status of your Federal student loan. Contact your FAA to determine what types of student aid you may be eligible to receive. 124 Contact the following agency(ies) regarding your defaulted Federal student loan: 181 Alabama Guaranteed Student Loan Program, Collections, 1-800-451-5715 or 205-281-1921 182 United Student Aid Funds, Alaska Claims Assistance, 1-800-331-2314 183 United Student Aid Funds, Arizona Claims Assistance, 1-800-331-2314 184 Student Loan Foundation of Arkansas, Collections, 1-800-622-3446 or 501-372-1491 185 California Student Aid Commission, 1-800-367-1589 186 Colorado Guaranteed Student Loan Program, 303-294-5050 187 Connecticut Student Loan Foundation, Collections, 1-800-345-6055 or 203-257-4001 188 United Student Aid Funds, Delaware Claims Assistance, 1-800-331-2314 189 American Student Assistance, Collections, 1-800-999-9080 or 617-426-9434 190 Florida Department of Educ., Defaulted Borrowers Assist., 1-800-366-3475 191 Georgia Student Finance Commission, Collections, 1-800-776-6878 or 404-414-3057 192 United Student Aid Funds, Hawaii Claims Assistance, 1-800-331-2314 193 Student Loan Fund of Idaho, Inc., 1-800-528-9447 194 Illinois Student Assist. Comm., Claims and Collections, 1-800-934-3572 195 United Student Aid Funds, Indiana Claims Assistance, 1-800-331-2314 196 Iowa College Aid Commission, Claims Department, 1-800-383-4222 or 515-281-7513 197 United Student Aid Funds, Post Claims Assistance, 1-800-331-2314 198 Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority, Collections Office, 1-800-928-4241 199 Louisiana Office of Student Financial Assistance, 1-800-256-6882 200 United Student Aid Funds, Maine Claims Assistance, 1-800-331-2314 201 United Student Aid Funds, Maryland Claims Assistance, 1-800-331-2314 202 American Student Assistance, Collections, 1-800-999-9080 or 617-426-9434 203 Michigan Higher Educ. Assist. Authority, Collections, 1-800-642-5626 or 517-373-0760 204 Minnesota Northstar Guarantee, Inc., 1-800-925-0707 205 Mississippi Default Collection Services, USA Services, 1-800-824-7044 206 Missouri Default Collection Services, BTI Services, 1-800-824-4893, Ext. 1 207 Montana Guaranteed Student Loan Program, Claims Management, 1-800-322-3086 208 Nebraska Student Loan Program, Collection Office, 1-800-735-8778, Ext. 6380 209 United Student Aid Funds, Nevada Claims Assistance, 1-800-331-2314 210 New Hampshire Higher Education Assistance Foundation, Claims Section, 1-800-525-2577 211 New Jersey Higher Education Assistance Authority, 1-800-356-5562 or 609-588-3262 212 New Mexico Educational Assistance Foundation, 1-800-279-5063 or 505-345-3371 213 New York State Higher Education Services, Office of Default, 1-800-666-0991 or 518-473-1632 214 North Carolina State Education Assistance Authority, Collections, 1-800-544-1644 215 North Dakota Post Claims Collections, 1-800-472-2166, Ext. 5707 216 Ohio Student Aid Commission, 1-800-762-3862 217 Oklahoma Guaranteed Student Loan Program, Collection Office, 1-800-522-8022 218 Oregon State Scholarship Commission, Collection Office, 1-800-457-0135 219 Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency, 1-800-233-0751 or 717-257-2850 220 Great Lakes Higher Education Corporation, 1-800-236-3100 221 Rhode Island Higher Education Assistance Authority, 1-800-922-9855 or 401-736-1100. 222 South Carolina State Education Assistance Authority, Collections, 1-800-347-2752 223 Education Assistance Corporation, 1-800-874-8982 224 Tennessee Default Collection Services, BTI Services, 1-800-257-6528, Ext. 1 225 Texas Guaranteed Student Loan Corp., Collections, 1-800-222-6297 or 317-849-6510 226 United Student Aid Funds, Post Claims Assistance, 1-800-331-2314 227 Utah Higher Education Assistance Agency, 801-321-7200 (Ask for Collections) 228 Vermont Student Assistance Corp., 1-800-642-3177 (in Vermont) or 802-655-9602, Ext. 216 (outside) 229 United Student Aid Funds, Virgin Islands Claims Assistance, 1-800-331-2314 230 Virginia Student Assistance Authority, Default Collections, 1-800-544-4904 231 Northwest Education Loan Association, Collection Office, 1-800-552-0686 232 Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency, 1-800-233-0751 or 717-257-2850 233 Great Lakes Higher Education Corporation, 1-800-236-3100 234 United Student Aid Funds, Post Claims Assistance, 1-800-331-2314 235 Transitional Guaranty Agency, 612-221-0566 121 To resolve your defaulted Federal student loan, call theU.S. Department of Education at 1-800-282-1050 (Georgia residents) or 1-800-241-4710 (non-residents), or write to the U.S. Department of Education, P.O. Box 2287, Atlanta, Georgia 30370-2287. 122 To resolve your defaulted Federal student loan, call the U.S. Department of Education at 1-800-972-3189 (Illinois residents) or 1-800-621-3115 (non-residents), or write to the U.S. Department of Education, P.O. Box 8422, Chicago, Illinois 60680-8422. 123 To resolve your defaulted Federal student loan, call the U.S. Department of Education at 1-800-652-1780 (California residents) or 1-800-227-3237 (non-residents), or write to the U.S. Department of Education, 50 United Nations Plaza, Room 250, San Francisco, California 94102. SELECTIVE SERVICE HOLD 014 Records indicate that you received Federal student aid in a prior school year, but may not have registered with Selective Service as required. Your Selective Service registration status must be confirmed before you can receive any additional aid. If you believe you are already registered, are exempt from registration, or are not required to register, contact Selective Service at 708-688-6888. Otherwise, if you have not yet reached age 26, you should register at your local post office. DRUG ABUSE HOLD 055 Your denial of benefits under the Anti-Drug Abuse Act of 1988 has been resolved and processing of your student aid application may continue. However, you must submit documentation to your FAA from the Department of Education's Drug Enforcement and Compliance Monitoring Office that shows what aid you may be eligible to receive. 056 Your application cannot be processed because our records indicate that you are currently being denied aid from one or more Title IV Federal assistance programs by court order under terms of the Anti-Drug Abuse Act of 1988. If you wish to contest this finding,contact the Specialist for Drug Enforcement and Compliance Monitoring, U.S. Department of Education, 202-708-5129, within 30 days after the date you submit this SAR to your school. OVERPAYMENT HOLD 011 This Student Aid Report (SAR) has been produced because your overpayment issue has been resolved. 012 Your application cannot be processed because our records indicate that you received an overpayment of a Federal Pell Grant award in a prior school year. You are required by law to repay any funds received from the Federal Pell Grant Program to which you were not entitled. Until your overpayment has been paid in full, you are not eligible to receive Federal Student Aid. If you have any questions concerning the status of your account, Carolyn Craddock at 202-708-7821 between 9 AM and 5 PM EST, or submit questions to: U.S. Department of Education, Student Financial Assistance Programs, Pell Grant Financial Management Division, Disbursement Branch, P.O. Box 23781, Washington, D.C. 20026-0781. Include with your letter a copy of your SAR and your current address and telephone number (including area code). VERIFICATION HOLD 007 This Student Aid Report (SAR) has been produced because your verification issue has been resolved. 008 Your application cannot be processed until you have given us additional information. You must contact the U.S. Department of Education by calling 202-708-4777, or by writing to: U.S. Department of Education, Student Financial Assistance Programs, Analysis and Forecasting Division, Grants Analysis Branch, 400 Maryland Avenue, SW, ROB-3, Room 4613, Washington, DC 20202-5451. Include with your letter a copy of your SAR and your current address and telephone number (including the area code). 018 Your application cannot be processed until you have resolved a prior year verification overpayment. Contact the U.S. Department of Education by calling 202-708-4777, or by writing to: U.S. Department of Education, Student Financial Assistance Programs, Analysis and Forecasting Division, Grants Analysis Branch, 400 Maryland Ave., SW, ROB-3, Room 4613, Washington, DC 20202-5451. Include with your letter a copy of this SAR and your current address and telephone number (including the area code). 136 Your application has been selected for review in a process called verification. Complete the enclosed verification worksheet and submit it to your FAA. You must also submit signed copies of certain 1994 financial documents for you and your parents. Contact your FAA to find out which documents are required. 137 Your application has been selected for review in a process called verification. Complete the enclosed verification worksheet and submit it to your FAA. You must also submit signed copies of certain 1994 financial documents for you (and your spouse). Contact your FAA to find out which documents are required. 161 Your application has been selected for review in a process called verification. You must submit this SAR immediately to your FAA to find out if you need to provide certain 1994 financial documents. 170 Your application has been selected for review in a process called verification. You must submit to your school signed copies of certain 1994 financial documents for you and your parents. Contact your FAA to find out which documents are required. 171 Your application has been selected for review in a process called verification. You must submit to your school signed copies of certain 1994 financial documents for you (and your spouse). Contact your FAA to find out which documents are required.

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