Submitted by Naomi M on Tue, 10/02/2007 - 18:34.
(Your Name and Address Here)
(Creditor Dispute Department and Address Here)
(Date)
RE: Account #___________
To whom it may concern:
Your company is currently reporting a negative listing to the three major credit bureaus, Experian, TransUnion and Equifax, regarding the above referenced account. Based on my recollection and my records, I cannot find a reason for you reporting such a history. If you will review your records, I think that you will find your reported notations are inaccurate.
The erroneous status of your credit reporting agency records is unacceptable and is preventing me from obtaining necessary financing. Pursuant to Title 15, Section 1666 of the United States Code, I formally request the following documentary evidence pertaining to my account:
A copy of the original credit application showing the terms of the agreement. A summary of all account activities, including all payments made, late charges, interest, date of payments received, date of payments posted, charges made, and date of charges posted. Copies of all documents and financial instruments used to pay the disputed late payments. Copies of all charge slips, invoices, promissory notes, and all other documents proving indebtedness. Copies of all documents sent to me regarding my account.
This information and documentation is critical and time is of the essence. Within less than thirty (30) days, I will be damaged partially because of the discrepancy with your reported records. The above noted code requires your response within thirty (30) days. Your prompt attention will be greatly appreciated. I hereby request that your response be mailed to the address listed below.
If you find that your information and documentation does not support the negative history reported to the three credit bureaus, I request that you submit a completed Universal Data Form to said bureaus in order to remove the negative notations. Upon removal of the negative notations, I agree to hold your company harmless from any and all inconvenience and/or damage related thereto.
Sincerely,
(Your signature)
(Print your name here)
(Print your address here)
(Your SSN here)
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(Your Name and Address Here)
(Creditor Dispute Department and Address Here)
(Date)
RE: Account #___________
To whom it may concern:
Your company is currently reporting a negative listing to the three major credit bureaus, Experian, TransUnion and Equifax, regarding the above referenced account. Based on my recollection and my records, I cannot find a reason for you reporting such a history. If you will review your records, I think that you will find your reported notations are inaccurate.
The erroneous status of your credit reporting agency records is unacceptable and is preventing me from obtaining necessary financing. Pursuant to Title 15, Section 1666 of the United States Code, I formally request the following documentary evidence pertaining to my account:
A copy of the original credit application showing the terms of the agreement. A summary of all account activities, including all payments made, late charges, interest, date of payments received, date of payments posted, charges made, and date of charges posted. Copies of all documents and financial instruments used to pay the disputed late payments. Copies of all charge slips, invoices, promissory notes, and all other documents proving indebtedness. Copies of all documents sent to me regarding my account.
This information and documentation is critical and time is of the essence. Within less than thirty (30) days, I will be damaged partially because of the discrepancy with your reported records. The above noted code requires your response within thirty (30) days. Your prompt attention will be greatly appreciated. I hereby request that your response be mailed to the address listed below.
If you find that your information and documentation does not support the negative history reported to the three credit bureaus, I request that you submit a completed Universal Data Form to said bureaus in order to remove the negative notations. Upon removal of the negative notations, I agree to hold your company harmless from any and all inconvenience and/or damage related thereto.
Sincerely,
(Your signature)
(Print your name here)
(Print your address here)
(Your SSN here)



