What Can You Do if You Are Not Satisfied With a Credit Report Investigation?
- You may request that a credit dispute be reopened if you can provide additional documentation to support your claim.
- The Fair Credit Reporting Act gives you the right to add a 100-word consumer statement to your credit report. You can use the consumer statement to explain any inaccuracies the credit bureaus will not remove.
- Every individual has the right to file a complain with his state's attorney general concerning unfair practices by the credit bureaus.
- If you are not satisfied with the results of a credit report investigation, you may file a lawsuit against the creditor reporting the inaccuracy to the credit bureaus and the credit bureaus themselves.
- If you dispute an item on your credit report repeatedly without providing additional information, the credit bureaus have the right to refuse to reinvestigate your claim at any time.
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