Your Organizational Budget POC is the person in your organization’s Resource Management Office responsible for handling salaries and payroll.
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Your Organizational HR POC is the person in your organization’s G1 office that is responsible for HR SLRP actions.
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Only STRL term employee who will have AT LEAST 3 years remaining on their current term appointment from the start date of their Service Agreement are eligible to apply. The…
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Yes, your application can be reopened for you to make correct. Your application can only be reopened once so it is important that all corrections are made prior to resubmission.…
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The approved amount provided by the SLRP PM.
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No. DO NOT stop making payments on your federal student loan(s). Loans in default are not eligible for SLRP.
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Federal employees, by law, can only receive $10,000 per calendar year towards student loan repayment. As long as you are not receiving $10,000 per calendar year from the other organization,…
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Yes. You can enter a max of 3 federal student loans to be repaid. The maximum total award cannot exceed $10,000.
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Screen shots or printed documents from your lending institution account are accepted federal student loan documentation. The information you upload must reflect your name, account number, outstanding federal student loan…
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To find your federal tax identification number (EIN), log in to your specific federal loan servicer’s portal (such as Aidvantage or MOHELA) to download your annual Student Loan Interest Statement…
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The Defense Finance Accounting Service (DFAS) will deduct taxes from the funded SLRP award before payment is sent to the lending institution.
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There are no options. All SLRP awards are paid via lump sum payment to the lending institution.
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Yes. You may apply to the Army DACM Office SLRP if your federal student loans are in forbearance.
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No, the Army DACM Office SLRP will NOT pay any money towards federal student loans in default.
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