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Know what to review before you react.

Your credit report contains a lot of information. This checklist gives you a calm, organized way to review all three reports, mark what needs a closer look, and decide what documentation or questions may come next.

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A clearer process

Review first. Organize second. Decide third.

The goal is not to assume every negative item is wrong. The goal is to understand what is being reported and identify information that may need clarification or documentation.

01 · PULL

Get all three reports

Use the official source and save each report with the bureau name and date.

02 · REVIEW

Work through the checklist

Compare identifying information, accounts, balances, statuses, dates, inquiries, and other details.

03 · ORGANIZE

Prepare your next step

Mark unfamiliar or potentially inaccurate information and gather supporting records before acting.

Inside the guide

Ten checkpoints that help you see the whole report.

Use the checklist at your own pace. Keep copies of your reports, letters, supporting documents, and responses together.

1

Identity and report details

Names, addresses, employers, report dates, and other identifying information.

2

Accounts and payment history

Balances, statuses, responsibility, dates, limits, and monthly reporting.

3

Collections and inquiries

Collection information, original creditors, applications, and report access.

4

Documents and next actions

Records to gather, questions to ask, and an organized place to note your next step.

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