USDOJ: OARM: Attorney Student Loan Repayment Program

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•	ASLRP FAQ
•	Where to Submit Requests (Component ASLRP Points of Contact)
•	Submission Checklist
•	Key Dates for 2008
•	Eligibility Worksheet (for new requests)
•	Forms for New Requests
•	Forms for Renewal Requests
•	Three-Year Service Agreements
•	Component Review and Validation Forms for New Requests
•	Component Review and Validation Forms for Renewal Requests
•	Loan Continuation Page

The Department of Justice Attorney Student Loan Repayment Program (ASLRP) is an agency recruitment and retention incentive program based on 5 U.S. C. § 5379, as amended, and 5 CFR Part 537. The Department selects participants during an annual open season each spring. Any Department of Justice employee serving in or hired to serve in an attorney position may request consideration for the ASLRP. The Department anticipates selecting new attorneys each year for participation on a competitive basis and renewing current beneficiaries during existing service obligations, subject to availability of funds. ASLRP benefits are paid directly to the loan holder, not to the individual attorney. Initial acceptance of ASLRP funding triggers a three-year service obligation to the Department. To receive ASLRP benefits, the attorney must qualify, the attorney's student loans must qualify, and all statutory requirements must be met. Attorneys who do not complete their service obligation must repay the Department for all funds received through the ASLRP.

The ASLRP Policy

From Attorney to Component (or equivalent):
	Renewal requests from participants initially selected in 2006 and 2007 are due to the component (or equivalent) by March 31, 2008 Requests from attorneys not currently participating in the ASLRP and requests from current ASLRP participants whose service obligation ends in 2008 are due to component (or equivalent) by April 16, 2008
From Component (or equivalent) to OARM:
	Renewal requests from participants initially selected in 2006 and 2007 are due to OARM by April 14, 2008 Requests from attorneys not currently participating in the ASLRP and requests from current ASLRP participants whose service obligation ends in 2008 are due to OARM by May 2, 2008


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