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Here is our comprehensive list of student loan repayment forms. Please read the eligibility criteria summarized on the form very carefully to determine which form is appropriate for you. Return the completed forms and any required documentation to us at:
NMEAF - New Mexico Student Loans
P.O. Box 27020
Albuquerque, NM 87125-7020
Fax: 505-345-7269 or 505-341-9361
Email: stafford@nmstudentloans.org

Please contact us at 1-800-279-5063 or 505-345-3371 if you have any questions or need assistance with these forms. 

The forms are available in portable document format (PDF). If you do not have a PDF reader, you can download a free copy from Adobe Acrobat Reader.

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Download, complete and return the following PDF forms for Perkins loans:

General Forms: Deferment Forms:  Forbearance Forms:  Cancellation Form: 
Additional Benefit Forms at UAS

Need help with Perkins Loans?
Our team is here to help you find the best repayment options for your Perkins Loans. Contact us: 


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Claim a Tax Deduction for Student Loan Interest


If you made payments on a student loan last year you might be able to claim a tax deduction for the interest. This student loan tax deduction reduces your total taxable income and therefore lowers the amount of taxes you are required to pay. Payments on student loan interest is considered a tax deduction in some cases.

You must meet income and other eligibility guidelines to qualify. And if you do qualify, you can claim it even if you don’t itemize your deductions because it is a deduction adjustment to your actual income.

Calculate your Student Loan Interest Tax Deduction
  • 1098-E form If you paid $600 or more in interest in a qualified student loan over the course of the year, it will show up on this form. We will mail this form to you if you paid over $600 in interest. You can see how much interest you paid and also access tax forms within your Account Access.

When do I have to Pay Taxes on Student Loan Cancellation?
  • 1099-C form If you had loan relief or cancellation of $600 or more you will need to report the amount to the IRS as taxable income. We will mail this form to you if $600 or more was cancelled or forgiven. You can view your account and access tax forms within your Account Access.
What other types of tax benefits are there for college students?
  • Besides the student loan interest tax deduction there are several different tax credits that apply to higher education expenses. If you qualify, tax credits can help offset the costs of college. There are also educational savings accounts available that have tax benefits to save for college expenses. Learn more
If you have specific questions about your student loans and income taxes, please contact a tax professional or the IRS at 1-800-829-1040 or irs.gov

If you are having trouble accessing your information, please contact us.

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Here is our comprehensive list of student loan repayment forms. Please read the eligibility criteria summarized on the form very carefully to determine which form is appropriate for you. Return the completed forms and any required documentation to us at:
NMEAF - New Mexico Student Loans
P.O. Box 27020
Albuquerque, NM 87125-7020
Fax: 505-345-7269 or 505-341-9361
Email: stafford@nmstudentloans.org

Please contact us at 1-800-279-5063 or 505-345-3371 if you have any questions or need assistance with these forms. 

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Perkins Loan Forms

Download, complete and return the following PDF forms for Perkins loans:

General Forms: Deferment Forms:  Forbearance Forms:  Cancellation Form: 
Additional Benefit Forms at UAS

Need help with Perkins Loans?
Our team is here to help you find the best repayment options for your Perkins Loans. Contact us: 


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Student Loan Tax Information

Claim a Tax Deduction for Student Loan Interest


If you made payments on a student loan last year you might be able to claim a tax deduction for the interest. This student loan tax deduction reduces your total taxable income and therefore lowers the amount of taxes you are required to pay. Payments on student loan interest is considered a tax deduction in some cases.

You must meet income and other eligibility guidelines to qualify. And if you do qualify, you can claim it even if you don’t itemize your deductions because it is a deduction adjustment to your actual income.

Calculate your Student Loan Interest Tax Deduction
  • 1098-E form If you paid $600 or more in interest in a qualified student loan over the course of the year, it will show up on this form. We will mail this form to you if you paid over $600 in interest. You can see how much interest you paid and also access tax forms within your Account Access.

When do I have to Pay Taxes on Student Loan Cancellation?
  • 1099-C form If you had loan relief or cancellation of $600 or more you will need to report the amount to the IRS as taxable income. We will mail this form to you if $600 or more was cancelled or forgiven. You can view your account and access tax forms within your Account Access.
What other types of tax benefits are there for college students?
  • Besides the student loan interest tax deduction there are several different tax credits that apply to higher education expenses. If you qualify, tax credits can help offset the costs of college. There are also educational savings accounts available that have tax benefits to save for college expenses. Learn more
If you have specific questions about your student loans and income taxes, please contact a tax professional or the IRS at 1-800-829-1040 or irs.gov

If you are having trouble accessing your information, please contact us.