Reviews complaints submitted to the Department of Education about issues with federal student loans and/or loan servicers when a borrower feels that the initial response to their complaint is wrong, incomplete, or the problem is otherwise unresolved.
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Physical Address
Voice
Website
Application process
<p>Requests to escalate a complaint to the Ombudsman Office may be submitted <a href="https://studentaid.gov/feedback-center" target="_blank" rel="noopener" class="underline text-blue-700">online</a>, by mail, phone, or fax.</p>
Fee
None
Eligibility
<p>The Ombudsman Office is a final resource after individuals look for help through other <a href="https://studentaid.gov/feedback-center/" target="_blank" rel="noopener" class="underline text-blue-700">customer service</a> avenues. Before contacting the Ombudsman: <ul> <li>borrowers concerned about federal student loans should contact their loan holder</li> <li>current students should contact their financial aid office</li> </ul>
Service area
Kentucky Ohio
Agency info
United States Department Of Education
Federal department of education responsible for establishing policies on and distributing federal financial aid. Also responsible for collecting data on schools and disseminating research.