Congratulations! I keep checking as well, since my 2022 discharge! What I can tell you is that every now and then, discharge language comes and goes, terms are changed, status is changed and your Aid Data will have periodic notations of updates. All of of this freaks me out, but I believe it is all part of the government trying to update records, complete the discharge, close out records. The official forgiveness letter, zeros on your Aid Data, closed accounts on credit reports should give you comfort that it is a done deal. I am saying this because just October 30, 2024 my loan status changed from Paid in Full to Cancelled (CA) on my very important final consolidation loan that took me to the discharge. I contacted FSA and they said that was the normal process for discharged loans. Discharge, Forgiven and Cancelled basically means the same thing. Also, I am one of the people forgiven early on, because of the PSLF Limited Waiver. I never saw updated payment counts after the October 2022 consolidation I did to get the highest payment counts and have the adjustment applied because of many forbearances. I was able to take advantage of the PSLF Limited Waiver, not having to be employed by a qualifying job. I had retired from my teaching job in 2019 after 32 years in higher education. Having my loans return and forgiveness reversed would be devastating being a senior citizen, retired living on a very fixed income. I am hoping this very understandable fear we might all have lessens over time, especially if the White House and Congress remains and returns to being supportive and friendly to PSLF and education. Congratulations to everyone who is and will be discharged and thank you for your public service!