 TITLE: Who Services My Federal Student Loans? CONTENT: How Do I Find Out Who Services My Student Loans?\n------------------------------------------------\nA student loan servicer acts as a middleman between you and your lender, which is the federal government in the case of federal student loans.\nWhen you apply for federal loans, they'll be automatically assigned to a servicer by the Federal Student Aid office—and, unfortunately, you don't have a choice in the matter. It's even possible to have different loans assigned to different servicers.\nFederal loan servicers include:\n*   CornerStone\n*   Default Resolution Group\/Maximus Federal Services Inc.\n*   ECSI\n*   FedLoan Servicing (PHEAA)\n*   Granite State Management & Resources\n*   Great Lakes Educational Loan Services Inc.\n*   HESC\/Edfinancial\n*   MOHELA\n*   Navient\n*   Nelnet\n*   OSLA Servicing\nIf you're not sure who your loan servicer is for a particular loan, you can sign in to your federal student aid dashboard or call the Federal Student Aid Information Center at 800-433-3243 to find out and to get the servicer's contact information.\nKeep in mind that if you are still in school and need information about your loan's status or disbursement date for the current school year, you'll deal directly with your school's financial aid office. However, if the loan you want to inquire about is from a past year, you'll contact your servicer if you need to:\n*   Inform them that your full-time enrollment status is changing\n*   Update your contact information\n*   Inquire about loan repayment options\n*   Request help with making your loan payment\n*   Have other questions about your student loan(s) END