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FAQ: How do I sign my Federal Perkins loan Promissory note?

Perkins promissory notes can be electronically signed here

You will need the following to complete the process:

Your US Department of Education PIN. If you don't have this, you can retrieve your PIN here

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If you are new Federal Perkins Loan borrower you will be able to sign your Master Promissory Note on July 15th 2008.

 

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