Yes and no. At first my pdoc filled out a form attesting to my unemployment due to bipolar. A few years later they came back and the IRS taxed the loan which cost about $7k. Now our tax attorney is going back and forth with them on reinstatement. Because I file taxes with my husband they are trying to prove we make enough $ to reinstate the loan. Also, my friend inherited money from her mom was kicked off ssi and her student loans were reinstated. She had to fight it and in the the end it her payments were lowered and she had to pay thousands to get rid of an unconsolidated loan.

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