Collection Department

You have failed to respect the repayment conditions of your student loan. Your financial institution has transferred your file to the Collection Department, which is asking you to enter into a repayment agreement.

This transfer has the following consequences:

• You can no longer make an application for the Deferred Payment Plan.
• Your provincial tax refunds and Social Solidarity credits (if you have them) will be used to pay off your loan, without notice even if you make payments.
• Unless there is a separate agreement, you will no longer be eligible for the Loans and Bursaries Program.

You can submit a repayment agreement in your Student Financial Assistance File.

A simulator allows you to propose an amount and frequency of payment. If your proposal is accepted, you will be able to repay your loan by preauthorized payments, by cheque, by post office money order, by bank money order or online.

To submit an agreement, you need the following information:

• your permanent code
• your banking information

Submit an agreement online

You can increase the amount of your payments in your online file. However, to make other changes, you must contact the person responsible for your file.

You must contact the Collection Department to enter into an agreement with the person responsible for your file.

They will tell you which forms you need to complete and send by mail or upload to your file:

• 2063 - Financial Statement (PDF 207 Kb)
• 9020 - Power of Attorney Autorisation / Revocation (PDF 170 Kb)
• 9023 - Authorization to Use Preauthorized Debit – Repayment Agreement (PDF 169 Kb)

You will be able to make preauthorized payments, by cheque, by post office money order, by bank money order or online.