Section 22.640 - Enforcement of Collection(a) When a recipient of a Teach for Texas Conditional Grant shall have failed to make six monthly payments in accordance with the promissory note(s), then the full amount of remaining principal, interest, and/or late charges shall immediately become due and payable. The recipient's name and last known address and other information as requested by the Commissioner shall be reported to the Attorney General or any county or district attorney acting for him or her in the county of the recipient's residence or in Travis County, unless the Attorney General shall find reasonable justification for delaying suit and shall advise the Commissioner in writing.(b) Upon notification by the Commissioner of default on the loan, the educational institution shall cause the records, including transcripts of the recipient, to become unavailable to him or her or any other person outside the institution until the participating institution has been notified by the Commissioner that default has been corrected.(c) In all cases of default, the recipient shall be responsible for the payment of principal and all accrued charges, including interest, late charges, any collections costs incurred, court costs, and attorney fees.19 Tex. Admin. Code § 22.640
The provisions of this §22.640 adopted to be effective November 26, 2001, 26 TexReg 9614; transferred from 21.445 Texas Register, Volume 42, Number 20, May 19, 2017, TexReg 2739, eff. 5/22/2017