another annoying discharge question

I am getting calls from debt collectors and I have not even been home for 30 days yet I only made a few phone calls to see what I owe and to get some credit score info, but as of right now I don't have $12,530.12 to pay the federal student loans and $608.00 to ivy tech and I agreed to set up a payment plan for the debt but since I am a Secured Party Creditor I realize I have the power to Accept bills and presentments for value and return for value and from my studies through the Redemption manuals 4.5 and 5.0 series I will pursue my remedy to offset the account to zero in good faith, even in hopes to go back to school to pick up a couple of trades, but I really do need a recommendation on utilizing the stamps that you guys offer in the back of the 5.0 (first book) and what I need to know is: on the line where it says Exemption Account # is this ONLY the social security # with dashes or is it with (like some have been teaching on youtube) the "bond" number on the back of the social security card all written in that one line? and is a "Private offset Account #" (once again some people on youtube have been teaching that this line should be included and to insert the federal routing number for your "district" starting with the letter) necessary to include with that stamp? and to my understanding it is signed in blue ink with Authorized Representative below ALL stamped on the bill or presentment at a 45 degree angle? I also read in the manuals that I could send a copy of my ucc1financial statement within the envelope via certified mail for them to have proof of my status, is this recommended? I don't want to end up in a bad situation all because of some inaccurate info when it could have been avoided and I take all responsibility and accountability for my actions privately or otherwise.