<prompt> Human: So Ive just been notified that one of my two students loans has been sold from ACS to Navient.My question is simple. I never signed a promissory note with Navient. Could I get out of this loan? Additionally: graduated 1 year ago and have been making payments monthly on auto debit. Im currently living in another country and not having to deal with banking back in the states any more than I have to sounds amazing.- these are the only thing on my credit score as Ive been living overseas for about 6 years and have no other US credit.Also: I know someone who did this and got out of his loan... But I dont know what if any credit score issues it caused with him. He said that they didnt or couldnt come after him with collection agencies because they didnt have a contract that he signed with the new loan Co.Edit: I see that everyone says no... Im going to seek some legal advice on this as well though. ALSO, my Master Promissory note is gone?! Has this ever happened to anyone? I can get a copy from studentloans.gov, but the one I signed when I got my loan is not there anymore.  <response>: My question is simple. I never signed a promissory note with Navient. Could I get out of this loan?No. Transacting debt by various parties does not release the debtor from their obligation. 