Such BS! If you are receiving disability, that should be enough evidence to prove you are disabled, and therefore unable to pay!

I'm not here to argue what/how to should be done, I'm just giving straight facts so that people reading this understand.

When you are approved for disability, you are set for periodic review following the guideline of:

If you're disability is expected to improve: 6 to 18 months after our decision.

If improvement is "possible": then you're scheduled every 3 years

Improvement is "not expected: then you're scheduled every 7 years.

When speaking about student loans and total disability discharge, you need to be "permanently" disabled, thus under a 7 year review schedule.

Again, I'm not here to argue what is or isn't right, just how the current system works and WHY loans aren't automatically forgive: if you're expected to improve of "possibly improve", you aren't considered totally and permanently disabled in terms of loan forgiveness.