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Get Great Lakes Auto Pay Authorization 2012-2026
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How to fill out the Great Lakes Auto Pay Authorization online
Completing the Great Lakes Auto Pay Authorization online is a straightforward process designed to help you manage your loan payments effortlessly. This guide provides step-by-step instructions to ensure you fill out the form correctly and understand each component.
Follow the steps to complete your Great Lakes Auto Pay Authorization form.
- Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Great Lakes Auto Pay Authorization form and open it in your preferred editor.
- Fill in the required information on the form, including your borrower name, email address, and Great Lakes ID. Make sure to provide accurate details as all information is mandatory.
- Select the appropriate options regarding your loan accounts. Indicate whether you have payments currently due or accounts without payments due, and specify the amounts you wish to withdraw.
- If applicable, indicate how payments made within 120 days of your loan disbursement should be applied by selecting either 'Apply as Refund' or 'Apply as Payment.'
- Review the authorization statement carefully. Sign and date the form to confirm your consent to initiate electronic funds transfers from your checking or savings account.
- Attach a voided check or a savings account deposit slip to your completed authorization form, ensuring that the account is U.S.-based.
- Return the completed form and attachments by mailing them to Great Lakes at the provided address: Great Lakes, PO Box 7860, Madison WI 53707-7860.
- Once submitted, keep a copy of the form for your records.
Take control of your loan payments by completing your Great Lakes Auto Pay Authorization form online today.
If you have made qualifying payments that exceed forgiveness thresholds (20 or 25 years), you will receive a refund for your overpayment. Learn more about this initiative by visiting StudentAid.gov or Great Lakes' IDR Account Adjustment page.