; (6) the manner, content, and form of notifying a consumer reporting agency and private educational loan holder that a borrower was granted a grace period; and (7) the method for a borrower to demonstrate that the borrower has successfully satisfied the requirements under subsection (a) and for notifying a consumer reporting agency and private educational loan holder. (d) Standardized reporting codes A consumer reporting agency shall develop standardized reporting codes for use by any private educational loan holder to identify and report a borrower’s status of making and completing 9 on-time monthly payments during a period of 10 consecutive months on a delinquent or defaulted private education loan, including codes specifying the grace period described in subsection (b) and any agreement to modify monthly payments. Such codes shall not appear on any report provided to a third party, and shall be removed from the consumer’s credit report upon the consumer’s completion of the rehabilitation period under this section. (e) Eliminating barriers to credit rehabilitation A consumer report in which a private educational loan holder furnishes the standardized reporting codes described in subsection (d) to a consumer reporting agency, or in which a consumer reporting agency includes such codes, shall be deemed to comply with the requirements for accuracy and completeness required under sections 623(a)(1) and 630. (f) Prohibition on civil actions for consumers pursuing rehabilitation A private educational loan holder may not commence or proceed with any civil action against a borrower with respect to a delinquent or defaulted loan during the period of rehabilitation if the loan holder has been notified— (1) under subsection (c)(3) of a borrower’s intent to participate in rehabilitation; (2) under subsection (c)(6) that a borrower was granted the grace period