Can they stop me from traveling out of country because of outstanding student loan?
477494
Yes, they will not issue a passport.
1104846
Sponsor you?  Unless you know a millionaire or have a 4.0 GPA...you'll have to carry the financial burden yourself.  You can travel through your school in study abroad programs.....they will add the bill to your student loans....but you will still need some operational monies for survival.
1028415
Heck no. That's totally against the law. \nYou can lose your "position" if you're out for more than 90 days, but they must reinstate you into an equal-paying position when you return.\nIf you are being threatened, call an attorney for a consultation.
608968
this would require ur paper work to be in order.your funding etc..good english.and u need to make the visa ppl realise u not going there to settle but only to study.some visa officers take ur immediate relatives being there as negative...and u need to have some facts about the country right...be confident...best of luck
757097
Yes, he can. Because he is a US citizen and you are his immediate relative. However, I would ask an immigration lawyer about how he can do it without having you to exit the country first.
402114
You can move to another country.
549351
Any country is free to leave. Some have. And later come back.\n\nOf course, it doesn't appear to be necessary. You don't have to pay your dues, you can override UN decisions, not pass their bills or motions, and just generally humiliate them by pretending that they don't exist when it's inconvenient.\n\nWell, okay, only one country can do that.
240567
You can come to India there are many banks that give student loan which you can repay once you get a job@!!1
760556
If they arent a citizen of the US, from what I gather they can come back.  But if you owe and are a citizen, you cant leave the country.  They will make you pay it all the way up to current before releasing your drivers license, passports and such.\n\nBest advice would be for him to start to pay on it, to make an effort to take care of his kids.
1027471
yes you can for a limited time like one-three months depends on where in USA. just search for the state you are going to and check for how long you can drive
968490
very often unless your US military, that won't happen.\nhowever, you can get finanical assistance, through a payment plan.  Best wishes.
7706
Talk to your University administration, they might have a student visa program.
783808
Nothing. As long as you keep your funds in a bank, they can take their amount. If you chose to not have a bank account for a time, they will probably set out for attaching your wages so you're not really going to be able to avoid paying as long as your Tax ID is on the money.Or you could hire an attorney and he could more specifically guide you in this matter. If it's child support, taxes, or default on student loan though I can't imagine what he could do for you.
478520
Yes, they can.  On a case-by-case basis, a school may decide not to certify/originate a loan for a borrower.  The school must document in writing the reason for refusing to certify/originate the loan and must ensure that, in doing so, they are not denying you access because of race, sex, color, income, religion, national origin, age, handicapped status,  or selection of a particular lender or guarantor.\n\nWhat are you looking to gain by waiting so long?  It's true the official deadline for submitting a 2005-2006 is June 30th -- but notice how that date occurs AFTER most schools' academic years are over.  By this time, most schools have begun making loans for the 2006-2007 academic year.  If you want your loans to be processed smoothly, save yourself and your Financial Aid office some major hassle and apply sooner.
816987
It depends on your nationality, if you are a visa national, than it is not possible, if you are not visa national you can leave the country and re-enter as a student, and show to immigration officer, your acceptance into a dfes recognised educational institute.
679578
First of all, if a cheque was issued in your name there is already a paper trail created. Whether you deposit it or cash it won't matter. A trail has been created. The only way it would have gone unnoticed is if you received cash.\n\nNext, since you are not a citizen if you leave you will probably get away without paying tax. However, depending on the bill and if you live in a country with a treaty with the country you are visiting now then there may be a way for them to obtain the money owed them. This chance is slim however.\n\nNonetheless, if you do have a bill outstanding and try to return to the country you are in now, you may get caught then and it may not simply be a case of paying your outstanding bill. You may be charged with tax evasion.
389363
You need to contact your local consulate regarding specific requirements.  Some countries require that you provide them with some sort of proof that you are coming back after you finish school, etc.\nMake sure that you bring exactly what they are asking from you.  You will definitely need bank statements, ties to your country, like property, etc. If you are young and are the only one studying abroad, that is good.  If you already have family studying in the US, or if you have brothers and sisters living in the US, that is not so good.  Don't report relatives living in the US unless you have a weird last name, it is none of their business and they have no way of cheching that out.  Good luck!