Credit Reporting Errors
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The Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) gives consumers specific rights when dealing with consumer reporting agencies.
Consumer reporting agencies, including Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion, document reports on how you pay your bills, lawsuits, and whether you have filed for bankruptcy. These records are frequently accessed by banks, creditors, landlords, potential employers, and banks.
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Consumer reporting agencies, including Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion, document reports on how you pay your bills, lawsuits, and whether you have filed for bankruptcy. These records are frequently accessed by banks, creditors, landlords, potential employers, and banks.: If you’re concerned about a potential Credit Report Error or Credit Report Violation, call us immediately at (212) 760-2400
Credit Report Discrepancy
Credit reporting errors can have a devastating effects on victims, some examples of errors and the potential hazards are:
- Mistakenly reporting Deceased- you were mistakenly reported as dead in your credit report.
- Mixed Credit Reports- someone else’s credit history is filed under your credit report.
- Re-aging – reporting the date of an original delinquency later than when the delinquency actually occurred;
- Post Bankruptcy Collections – improperly reporting the filing and discharge of a consumer bankruptcy and its effect on the account;
- Multiple Reporting – reporting the same account numerous times.
- consumers are unable to procure new credit
- existing credit terms are unfavorably changed
- insurance rates increase
- employment can be denied and a vast amount of time may be spent attempting to correct these problems.
Mistakenly Reported As Deceased
Mixed Credit Reports
Consumer reporting agencies are required to report accurate information, and they can be held accountable for incorrect reports. A mixed credit report, where your credit history is merged with someone else’s, can significantly impact your ability to obtain credit, apply for loans, and even affect other areas where your creditworthiness is evaluated. This error can lead to denial of credit, higher interest rates, or difficulty in securing housing or employment. In some cases, creditors or employers may incorrectly access someone else’s information, further complicating the issue.
If you suspect that your credit report has been mixed with another person’s, it’s essential to act quickly to correct the mistake. The Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) gives you the legal right to dispute inaccurate information on your credit report, including mixed reports. If you need assistance navigating the dispute process or believe the credit bureau is violating your rights, Wexler Law can help you resolve the issue and ensure your credit report accurately reflects your information.
It’s important to remember that there are time limits for filing disputes and taking legal action, so it’s crucial to address mixed credit reports promptly to protect your financial future. Contact us for a consultation or submit a free online case evaluation to discuss your options and ensure your credit is accurately represented.
Re-aging
Consumer reporting agencies are obligated to ensure the accuracy of the information they report, and they can be held responsible for any inaccuracies. When a negative mark on your credit report is reported as more recent than it actually is, it can have serious consequences on your ability to obtain credit, secure loans, and even affect your ability to rent a home or find employment. Re-aging can lead to unjust denials of credit, higher interest rates, or unnecessary barriers in other financial areas.
If you believe that a credit delinquency has been improperly re-aged on your report, it’s crucial to take action immediately to correct the error. Under the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA), you have the right to dispute inaccurate information, including the re-aging of a debt. If you need help navigating the dispute process or believe the credit bureaus are violating your rights, Wexler Law can assist you in resolving the issue and ensuring that your credit report reflects accurate, timely information.
Remember, there are time limits for filing disputes and taking legal action, so it’s important to address re-aged delinquencies quickly to protect your credit and financial standing. Contact us for a consultation or submit a free online case evaluation to explore your options and ensure your credit history is accurately represented.
Post Bankruptcy Collections
Consumer reporting agencies are required by law to maintain accurate information, and they can be held accountable for any errors or inaccuracies. Post-bankruptcy collections that are improperly reported can have serious consequences on your ability to obtain credit, secure loans, or even affect your ability to rent a home or find employment. These collections can result in unjust credit denials, higher interest rates, or unnecessary barriers to financial opportunities.
If you believe that post-bankruptcy collections are being incorrectly reported on your credit report, it’s crucial to take action promptly to correct the error. Under the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA), you have the right to dispute inaccurate information, including post-bankruptcy collections that should no longer appear. If you need assistance navigating the dispute process or believe the credit bureaus are violating your rights, Wexler Law can help you resolve the issue and ensure that your credit report accurately reflects your post-bankruptcy status.
Remember, there are time limits for filing disputes and taking legal action, so it’s important to address any inaccurate post-bankruptcy collections quickly to protect your credit and financial standing. Contact us for a consultation or submit a free online case evaluation to explore your options and ensure your credit history is accurately represented.
Multiple Reporting
Consumer reporting agencies are legally obligated to ensure the accuracy of the information they report, and they can be held accountable for any mistakes or discrepancies. Multiple reporting of the same debt on your credit report can have serious consequences on your ability to obtain credit, secure loans, or even affect your ability to rent a home or find employment. This duplication can lead to unjust credit denials, higher interest rates, or unnecessary obstacles to financial opportunities.
We Help Tenants Correct Any and All Credit Reporting Errors
All consumers should learn how to interpret and manage their own credit reports. If you believe your rights have been violated, contact us to schedule a consultation or submit our free online case evaluation request. Wexler Law protects consumers’ rights when credit reporting errors occur and assists consumers in recovering financial damages.
S Wexler LLC, PC is actively seeking tenants who have had their security deposits taken by landlords in Georgia.