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Carmen Diaz

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I went through something similar last year! One thing that really helped was being super specific about the date range and mentioning that it's for NHSC documentation requirements. Also, try calling early in the morning (like 8 AM) - I had better luck getting through to someone who actually knew what they were doing. And definitely echo what @Eloise Kendrick said about getting names and employee IDs. I actually had to call back three times before I got someone who could pull the detailed records I needed. Don't give up - the documentation is there, you just need to find the right person who knows how to access it!

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Just wanted to add another angle that might help - if you're still having trouble getting the detailed records from MOHELA, you could also try submitting a formal complaint through the Federal Student Aid (FSA) feedback system. I had to do this once when my servicer was being uncooperative about providing documentation I needed for income-driven repayment. FSA contacted them directly and I had my records within a week. It's a bit of a nuclear option, but sometimes these companies need a little pressure from above to do their job properly. The complaint form is on studentaid.gov under "Contact Us" if you end up needing it as a backup plan!

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That's a really smart backup plan! I didn't even know about the FSA feedback system - thanks for sharing that resource. It's good to know there's a way to escalate if MOHELA keeps giving me the runaround. Hopefully I won't need to go that route, but it's reassuring to have another option in my back pocket. Really appreciate everyone's advice on this thread! 🙏

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Oof, MOHELA and their payment shenanigans. Classic. 🙄 Hang in there, OP. You're definitely not alone in this struggle.

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Ethan Wilson

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This is such a common issue with MOHELA unfortunately! I went through something similar a few months back. One thing that helped me was logging into my bank account and taking a screenshot of the transaction with the date, amount, and reference number. When I finally got through to MOHELA (took forever on hold), having that info ready made the process go much smoother. They were able to track down my payment using the reference number. Also, if you have online banking, check if there's a "transaction details" section that shows where exactly the payment went - sometimes the routing info can help them locate it faster. Hope you get it sorted out soon!

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Melina Haruko

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Oof, MOHELA strikes again. They're the worst. I swear they make things complicated on purpose. Hang in there, OP!

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I went through something similar about 6 months ago. The payment showed as processed on my end but MOHELA claimed they never received it. What finally worked for me was getting my bank to provide a trace number for the electronic transfer and then providing that to MOHELA's escalation team. It took about 3 weeks total but they eventually found the payment and credited my account. Don't give up - keep pushing them for answers and make sure you get reference numbers for every call you make!

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Here's what you need to do: 1. Document everything. Keep a record of all your attempts to pay, screenshots of errors, and copies of the missed payment notifications. 2. Call customer service (use that Claimyr thing if you don't want to wait on hold forever). 3. When you get someone, explain the situation calmly and ask them to verify your SSN in their system. 4. If they can't help, ask to speak to a supervisor or the technical support team. 5. Request that they put a hold on any late fees or negative credit reporting while they investigate the issue. 6. Get everything in writing. Ask for a confirmation number for your call and follow up with an email summarizing what was discussed. 7. If all else fails, file a complaint with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. They can often light a fire under these companies. Don't give up! You're doing the right thing by trying to stay on top of your payments. Good luck!

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Wow, thank you so much for this detailed advice! I'll definitely follow these steps. Really appreciate you taking the time to write all this out.

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Javier Torres

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This is gold đź’Ż Saving this for future reference!

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I had this exact same issue with MOHELA a few months ago! The website kept rejecting my SSN even though I was triple-checking it. Turns out there was a data mismatch between their payment portal and their main database. What finally worked for me was calling early in the morning (like 7-8 AM) when the wait times were shorter. The rep was able to manually verify my info and reset something on their end. Also, make sure you're using the exact SSN format they expect - some systems are picky about dashes vs no dashes. In the meantime, keep those payment attempt screenshots as proof you're trying to pay on time. This isn't your fault - their system has issues!

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I feel your pain, OP. The whole system is broken. We shouldn't have to jump through so many hoops just to get basic customer service. It's exhausting.

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Carmen Lopez

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This is so frustrating but unfortunately not uncommon with MOHELA. I had a similar experience where a supervisor promised to manually adjust my payment count within 5 business days, but nothing happened for weeks. What finally worked for me was filing a complaint with the Federal Student Aid (FSA) Ombudsman - they have more authority to push servicers like MOHELA to actually follow through. You can submit a complaint online at studentaid.gov/feedback-ombudsman. Also, when you do get back in touch with MOHELA, ask for the supervisor's direct phone number and extension so you can follow up directly rather than going through the main customer service line again. Document everything and don't let them off the hook!

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