Here's what I found...
I spoke with FSA (Office of Federal Student Aid) of Dept of Education. (Formerly FAFSA).
If you had a Pell loan, or "other" FEDERAL loan before Jan 2020. This includes Stafford (which is really hard to get in the last decade or so) and Perkins. You are eligible for loan forgiveness of those FEDERAL loans.
If you have outstanding debt on FED loans from Jan 2020 to "today" you are eligible for forgiveness.
If you paid off FED loans from Jan 2020 to "today" you are eligible for reimbursement of payments made during that time.
The dollar amount is up to $20,000. $10,000 for Pell loans, $10,000 for "other Federal" loans.
FSA said that the forms will be available "next month" on StudentAid.gov.
The deadline to fill out these form is December 31, 2022.
You will need to have your FSA (FAFSA) ID. If you no longer have it, call 1-800-433-3243.
You will have to have an income of less than $125,000.
The PLSF, (Public Service Loan Forgiveness) program is still active. There is now (released today) a "Limited PSLF Waiver". If you already are enrolled in PLSF, [I am waiting on a good link. The one I was provided was bad. Will post when I receive a good link] you can apply for a waiver, and have the 10 year service requirement waived, and you receive your forgiveness. If you are eligible for PLSF, you can apply for the Limited PSLF Waiver, and receive the forgiveness right away. Do so by applying for PSLF from Dept of Education. The deadline for Limited PSLF Waiver is October 31, 2022.
If you have any other student loans that aren't Federal, you are not included.