§674.45. Collection procedures. — Inbound Citations
34 C.F.R. § 674.45
Statutory Authority
Cited by 7 regulations in release Current.
Citations to 34 U.S.C. § 674.45 as a whole
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(1) If the collection efforts described in § 674.45 do not result in the repayment of a loan, the institution shall determine at least once every two years whether—(i) The total amount owing on the borrower's account, including outstanding principal, accrued interest, collection costs and late charges on all of the borrower's Federal Perkins, NDSL and National Defense Student Loans held by that institution, is more than $500;(ii) The borrower can be located and served with process;(A) The borrower has sufficient assets attachable under State law to satisfy a major portion of the oustanding debt; or(B) The borrower has income from wages or salary which may be garnished under applicable State law sufficient to satisfy a major portion of the debt over a reasonable period of time;(iv) The borrower does not have a defense that will bar judgment for the institution; and(v) The expected cost of litigation, including attorney's fees, does not exceed the amount which can be recovered from the borrower.
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Citations to §674.45(a)
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(1) The institution has been unable to collect on the loan despite complying with the diligence procedures, including at least a first level collection effort as described in § 674.45(a) and litigation, if required under § 674.46(a), to the extent these actions were required by regulations in effect on the date the loan entered default;
Citations to §674.45(a)(2)
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(3) For first collection efforts pursuant to § 674.45(a)(2), an amount that does not exceed 30 percent of the amount of principal, interest and late charges collected.
Citations to §674.45(b)(1)
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(2) Costs related to the use of credit bureaus as provided in § 674.45(b)(1).
Citations to §674.45(c)(1)(ii)
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(4) For second collection efforts pursuant to § 674.45(c)(1)(ii), an amount that does not exceed 40 percent of the amount of principal, interest and late charges collected.