Credit Reporting Dispute - Credit Dispute

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To get your matters reviewed at no charge to you, please submit information using this form. All information gathered is kept confidential and is only provided to a law firm that is a licensee of MyFairCredit.com Inc. The attorney or a member of the attorneys firm will review the facts of your situation and get in contact with you. Before you submit the information, please read the note below*.

To have this free evaluation and to contact you, at a minimum provide your name, the city you are from, phone number(s), email address and your credit reporting problem.

First Name:
Last Name:
City:
State:
Street Address:
Zip:

E-mail Address:
Phone (cell):
Phone (home):
Phone (work):

How do you prefer we contact you?: phone e-mail
If by phone, when should someone get in contact with you?
If you prefer to be contacted at work, how do you wish us to explain to a receptionist who we are and why we are contacting you?

If inaccurate reporting is not an issue, please state what your problem is:
How would you describe the error? (check all that apply): Another family member's account(s) are on my report.

Another person's accounts are on my report.

An old account is being reported as a newer account.

Late payments are being reported that were not late.

I am a victim of theft of identity (I think by a family member)

I am a victim of theft of identity (by someone not a family or I don't know who did it)

Another person's bankruptcy appears on my report

Other:
Do you have recent copies of your credit report(s)?: yes no

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