Bulletproof Letter Requesting Items Be Deleted From Your Credit Report

Employers sometimes check credit to get insight into a potential hire, including signs of financial distress that might indicate risk of theft or fraud.

You must clean up your personal information to ensure it is accurate. Your credit report should show one name and one address, everything else must be removed including previous name, addresses, phone numbers, and employers.

I can't think of one reason why potential employers should see your old names, addresses, liens, bankruptcies or any other information unrelated to the position you are applying for. This type of information may cause the employer to rescind their offer. Depending on what state you live in, some employers will pull your credit.

This is what they see.

• Identifying information like your full name and address.
• Your credit accounts and your available credit.
• Your payment history.
• The parts of your employment or work history that you have self-reported on credit applications.
• Bankruptcies or liens.

If one or more of your credit reports contains an incorrect names (former names) and addresses, you can contact the credit bureaus via letter, fax or call to dispute the information. However, sending a letter via USPS with proof will yield the quickest results.

Don't know what to write? I have created the letter for you.

THIS IS THE EXCACT LETTER I USED TO REMOVE AND DELETE ITEMS FROM MY PERSONAL CREDIT.

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