<prompt> Human: I attended the University of Kentucky several years ago 2012-ish?, but left after my last semester without graduating. While at UK, I thought that my tuition was being covered by grants. I went through the process of accepting the grants just as I had done the previous year. I thought I was good to go. I understand that what follows is partially my fault for not following up on my tuition information. I hadnt heard anything from UK about tuition, and moved out of Lexington, KY shortly after the end of the semester. Now, several years later, Ive received a letter from the state revenue department saying that I owe substantially more than my tuition to the state. Im being told that if I dont pay within 60 days, my assets will be seized. That was on June 11th. Im just now getting the letter because they kept sending it to the wrong address. What are my options here? I tried to go onto the online collections site to set up payments, but its saying Im ineligible. Im going to have to call the collections division tomorrow, but I want as much information as possible going into that conversation. Is there any way for me to prove that I was offered grants that were not given to me? Am I just going to look like a complete jackass for not realizing that this issue was unresolved? Will the government really withhold my income because of this?  <response>: Im guessing you owe the money because you left without graduating. Depending on the circumstances of your departure, you probably violated the terms of your grant and theyve been looking for you since. 