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    #300444   2008-05-20 00:02 GMT      
    I am a couple of months behind on a student loan, I received my tax return so they did not take that and I also received a notice that I would be getting 1200 mailed on the 16th, I haven't received the check yet so I'm wondering if I will receive a notice of how the payment was applied and when.

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    #300445   2008-05-20 00:10 GMT      
    if they didn't take your refund you can expect your rebate also,they wouldn't take one but not the other.

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    #300446   2008-05-20 05:38 GMT      
    Being a couple of months behind on a student loan will not lead to an offset of your rebate. Student loans don't go into default status until you are at least 9 months behind in payments.

    You will receive a statement from the IRS sometime in the next couple of weeks that will explain the amount of your rebate, how it was paid, and the details on any offsets, if any.
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