Navient Solutions, Inc. Student Loan Complaint

Navient Solutions, Inc. Student loan department,

Non-federal student loan Dealing with my lender or servicer Received bad information about my loan South Carolina

A forbearance was process on my Private student loans serviced by Navient Inc for the - 2015 to - 2015 time period. Navient reported my student loans as 90 days past due as of - 2015. I contacted the Executive Offices at Navient to update this reporting error and they refused. I 've attached a copy of the e-mail correspondence from the Navient representative which clearly states that a forbearance was processed on my account and therefore there is no way possible I could be 90 days past due in - 2015. According to a recent FTC advisory opinion which interprets Section 623 ( a ) ( 2 ) of the FCRA. The issue posed in the advisory opinion is how a lender is to handle a situation when subsequent information updates a report that was allegedly accurate when it was made but no longer is accurate in the present time ( the identical situation I am currently in ).


section requires a person that " has furnished to a consumer reporting agency information that the person determines is not complete or accurate '' to " promptly notify the consumer reporting agency of that determination '' and provide any information needed to make it complete and accurate. Thus, on its face, this provision requires a furnisher to provide corrected or updated information to the consumer reporting agency that it had reported to originally. This duty extends to all student loan accounts reported to CRAs, regardless of whether they were accurate at one point, because the section requires the furnisher both to " update '' accounts as well as to " correct. '' Navient representatives told me that because the delinquent payments were accurately reported in - of 2015 that any subsequently initiated deferments and or forbearances would not allow for Navient to update reports to CRAs to show that the payments were not late and actually in deferment. However, Section 623 ( a ) ( 2 ) clearly shows that the reports must be updated/corrected regardless of whether they were accurate at one point. *