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PublicationDate: 8/9/99 Summary: Items Posted to IFAP During the Week of August 2, 1999 Author: CSB - SFA Customer Support Branch August 2 - August 6, 1999. IFAP Postings. The Customer Support Branch (CSB) posted the following Documents/Letters/Regulations/Announcements to the Information for Financial Aid Professionals (IFAP) web page: DEAR COLLEAGUE/PARTNER LETTERS: GEN-99-22: Implementation of Blanket Certificate of Loan Guaranty Pilot Program Disaster Letter 99-28: Discontinuation of "Disaster Letters" ANN-99-7: We are now offering Direct Loan Consolidation training in Boston, MA (Region I), Atlanta, GA (Region IV), and Kansas City, MO (Region VII). DIRECT LOAN BULLETINS: DLB 99-53: Subject: Zero Dollar Disclosures ELECTRONIC ANNOUNCEMENTS: August 6, 1999: Y2K LETTER TO COLLEGE PRESIDENTS from Secretary of Education, Richard W. Riley August 6, 1999: Y2K Testing with the CPS August 6, 1999: Problem Identified in the 2000-2001 FISAP Software - Part VI, Section A, Fields 16, 17, and 18 August 5, 1999: 1998-1999 ISIR Correction Submission Deadline August 2, 1999: Upcoming Automatic Message Class Update August 2, 1999: Update on the Recipient and Financial Management System August 2, 1999: Patch File Available for EDExpress Version 5.3 August 2, 1999: Announcing the Availability of the first NSLDS Web pages for Financial Aid Professionals August 2, 1999: Items Posted to IFAP During the Week of July 26, 1999 FEDERAL REGISTERS: August 6, 1999: NPRM - Proposed Rulemaking, Refunds. Comments must be received by Septemeber 15, 1999. August 3, 1999: NOTICE - ED, invites comments on the submission for OMB review as required by the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995, on the Lender Particpation Questionnaire. August 3, 1999: NPRM - Proposed Rulemaking Guaranty Agencies/FFELP Lenders. Comments must be received no later than September 15, 1999. August 3, 1999: NPRM - Proposed Rulemaking Pell/Campus Based Programs. Comments must be received no later than September 15, 1999. August 2, 1999: NOTICE - Closing date for institutions that participate in the Federal Work-Study (FWS) programs. |