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Anyone get a chase or citibank loan? Question?

I was just wondering what verification was required? Like income verification or just school verification? This is only for people who got a student loan through chase istudentloan or citibank. Do they require income verification paperwork? I did a sallie mae once and it was super easy...just asked for copy of drivers licenses and enrollment verification.

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  1. I have a Citibank student loan. They wanted the usual information: SS#, 2 references, rent/own, mortgage information, employment length, gross income, and all the same type of information from any co-signers you may have. The process is a little frustrating for all banks. They will not tell you want interest rate they can offer you until after you give them all your information and process your application. After that, you can decide if you want to accept the loan or not.
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