; and (bb) not regard a borrower who has defaulted on a loan that has been so discharged as in default on the loan after such discharge, and such a borrower shall be eligible to receive assistance under this title. (II) Qualifications not met If the Secretary determines that a borrower who requests a discharge described in subparagraph (A) does not meet the qualifications for such a discharge, the Secretary or guaranty agency shall resume collection on the loan and notify the borrower in writing of that determination and the reasons for the determination. (7) Borrower qualifications for a false certification discharge (A) Application (i) In general In order to qualify for false certification discharge under this subsection, the borrower shall submit to the Secretary, on a form approved by the Secretary, an application for discharge that— (I) does not need not be notarized, but shall be made by the borrower under penalty of perjury; and (II) demonstrates to the satisfaction of the Secretary that the requirements in subparagraphs (B) through (G) have been met. (ii) Notification If the Secretary determines the application does not meet the requirements of clause (i), the Secretary shall notify the applicant and explain why the application does not meet the requirements. (B) High school diploma or equivalent In the case of a borrower requesting a false certification discharge based on not having had a high school diploma and not having met the alternative to graduation from high school eligibility requirements under section 484(d) applicable at the time the loan was originated, and the institution or a third party to which the institution referred the borrower falsified the student’s high school diploma, the borrower shall state in the application that the borrower (or the student on whose behalf a parent borrowed)— (i) reported not having a valid high school diploma or its equivalent at the time the loan was certified