Notification to Colleges and Universities of Delinquent FFELP Borrowers SEAA works closely with College Foundation, Inc. (CFI) to ensure that borrowers in repayment of loans in the Federal Family Education Loan Program (FFELP) maintain their repayment responsibilities in order to avoid defaulting on those loans. If a borrower becomes more than 60 days delinquent in the repayment of a FFELP loan, CFI notifies SEAA of the delinquency and requests "default aversion assistance". A borrower`s defaulted loans could affect the default rate of the college or university the borrower attended when he or she received the loans. This in turn may affect the institution`s ability to participate in Title IV federal student aid programs. Therefore, colleges and universities may wish to be notified of any default aversion assistance requests that apply to their current or former students. A college or university financial aid office may contact SEAA to make a blanket request to be notified monthly about such default aversion assistance requests. Requests should be sent to the attention of the Director of Guaranty Agency and Repayment Services by e-mail at information@ncseaa.edu or in writing to SEAA, P. O. Box 14002, Research Triangle Park, NC 27709. NOTE TO SCHOOLS: Beginning November 2011, school default aversion reports will no longer be mailed to schools and will instead be made available electronically through the SEAA School Portal. To establish access to default aversion reports through the SEAA School Portal, please e-mail to the attention of the Director of Guaranty Agency and Repayment Services by e-mail to the information@ncseaa.edu or in writing to SEAA, P.O. Box 14002, Research Triangle Park, NC 27709.