Credit Report Dispute Form

What is the Credit Report Dispute form?

Credit Report Dispute form is an official claim that you can send to the major credit bureaus if you noticed some mistakes in your credit report. The report with your credit history must be sent to you once a year from all credit bureaus: Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion. Look at your credit report, and if you have found an error, notify one of the bureaus immediately.

What I need the Credit Report Dispute for?

• You need this form to fix the errors in official credit history;
• To be able to buy a car using the credit milestones;
• To buy a house, using your credit card;
• To see your real credit situation and to know all the details of your spending and income;
• If you find an error in your credit report, you have to report about it to get protection by law.

This form may be accompanied by a 100-word statement from you, describing the situation. Even if the bureau declines your complaint, you may send the statement again. You can ask the bureau to send your corrections to the worker who pulled the report during the past half of a year.

Filling out Credit Report Dispute

Credit Report Dispute is easy to file. All you need is to make sure you have everything from the list:
A copy of the annual credit record which you receive from three credit bureaus; Annualcreditrepot.com is the website you need to check your information. Three bureaus: Experian, TransUnion, and Equifax;

Dispute the errors by writing a letter to the bureau. Describe the errors and attach documents to prove your point, if there are some;

• Send only the copies of the documents with the right information;
• Ask for correction or deletion of the errors;
• Circle the errors in the credit report and attach it to the letter.

Organizations that work with Credit Report Dispute

• Experian, TransUnion, and Equifax bureaus;
• Website Annualcreditrepot.com