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As negative items are corrected or removed from your credit
report, your credit scores improve. The concept of "Credit Repair" can be
misleading. Often in conjunction with fraudulent and deceptive practices,
credit repair has become so common place that a federal law, called the Credit
Repair Organizations Act, was enacted to stop fraud associated with it.
Credit information is not actually "repaired," but competent
legal representation can help protect your rights and remove inaccurate,
outdated, unverifiable, incorrect and other erroneous items from your credit
report.
Our credit repair law firm operates the first truly automated and web-based
means by which to correct your credit report and inform creditors of
inaccuracies contained in credit reports. Most if not all of your interaction
as a client will be completed online and through e-mail or electronic means.
Since 1985, members of our credit repair law firm have specialized in dispute of
inaccurate items on credit reports which include the following:
Step 1 - Obtain your credit report from all
three credit bureaus and foward them, along with verifiable identification, to
CreditLawGroup via mail, email, or facsimile.
Step 2 - A CreditLawGroup credit repair specialist assigned to your case enters and prioritizes negative information (tradelines)
from your credit reports into your client database, which you will then be able
to review and update online.
Step 3 - CreditLawGroup professionally and
legally disputes inaccuracies on your credit report on your behalf in accordance with the Fair Credit
Reporting Act and federal law directly with the three credit bureaus. Within 30
to 60 days the credit bureaus will forward to you a response with an updated
credit report. You forward the updated report to CreditLawGroup where your case
is revised and prepared for further disputes, if necessary. CreditLawGroup
continually provides updates and news on significant events by e-mail
concerning your file.
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