Aidvantage Fax Number

This page does not print an Aidvantage fax number

Aidvantage’s federal student loan servicing runs at aidvantage.studentaid.gov, and the older aidvantage.com address no longer resolves. The contact page there is a browser application rather than a plain page, so its content cannot be read and confirmed the way a published document can.

Numbers described as the Aidvantage document fax circulate widely on third-party sites, including a separate international line. None of them appears on a page we can verify, so this page prints none of them. A PSLF form or an income-driven repayment application carries your Social Security number, your income, and your employer, and a wrong destination cannot be undone.

Aidvantage does accept documents by fax. The number has to come from Aidvantage rather than from a search result.

How to get the current Aidvantage fax number

In order of reliability:

• Read the submission instructions printed on the form itself. Federal forms such as the Public Service Loan Forgiveness form and the income-driven repayment application name where to send them, and those instructions govern.
• Sign in at aidvantage.studentaid.gov and open its contact page, which lists the current phone, fax, and mailing details.
• Call Aidvantage on the number in your account or on your billing statement and ask the representative to read the fax number back to you, then note the date and who gave it to you.
• Check StudentAid.gov to confirm Aidvantage is still your servicer before you send anything. Federal servicing assignments move, and a form sent to a former servicer is not forwarded.

What borrowers are usually sending

The documents behind most Aidvantage fax searches:

• The Public Service Loan Forgiveness form with the employer certification signed
• Income-driven repayment applications and annual recertification
• Alternative documentation of income, such as recent pay stubs
• Deferment and forbearance requests
• School enrollment verification

Federal forms are typically three to six pages, plus whatever income documentation is attached. Write your account number on every page.

Once you have the number, verify and send

Before the pages leave:

• Compare the number you were given against the form instructions in front of you.
• Use a cover page naming the form and your account number, so a package is routed even if a page is separated.
• Send the whole form in one transmission rather than in pieces, since a partial submission usually restarts the review.
• Keep the delivery receipt. Aidvantage does not fax anything back, and the receipt is what dates your submission if the account does not update for weeks.

How to send it with FaxTerra

Create a free FaxTerra account with an email address, upload the signed form as a PDF or as photos of each page, enter the number Aidvantage gave you, and send. A delivery receipt showing the destination and the time the pages were accepted arrives by email.

A signed PSLF form sends free within your monthly free pages. A recertification package with income documentation is covered by a one-time credit pack from about 10¢ a page, and the Starter plan ($4.99/month, 50 pages) fits a year of federal paperwork. See how to send a fax for accepted files and page limits, faxing financial documents for the wider picture, and the MOHELA guide for a servicer that publishes its fax numbers openly.