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2 months ago

Does the legal action by the SBI bank due to education loan default lead to complications in visa approval/process of countries like USA and Singapore? also, does DRT in India Issue salary garnishment in this case?

Anik

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A.Dear Client,
Defaulting on an education loan from SBI and facing legal action may impact various aspects, including your credit history and financial standing. While it may not directly result in complications during the visa approval process for countries like the USA and Singapore, financial aspects, including outstanding loans and legal issues, can be considered during the application. Visa processes usually focus on factors like intent, ties to the home country, and financial stability.

Regarding the Debt Recovery Tribunal (DRT) in India, it has the authority to issue orders for the recovery of debts. While DRT can issue orders for various forms of recovery, including the attachment of salary or other assets, the specific outcome depends on the legal proceedings and decisions. The potential issuance of salary garnishment orders would be a part of the DRT's decision based on the case particulars.

It is advisable to seek legal counsel to understand the specific implications of the legal action taken by SBI, including potential consequences in visa processes and actions by the DRT. Legal professionals can provide guidance based on the details of your case and assist in navigating both domestic and international aspects.
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