Set the record straight.
Errors on credit reports are common — and fixing them usually means either weeks of confusing paperwork, or paying someone $100 a month to mail letters you never see. We're building a better way: tools that help you find what's wrong, dispute it yourself, and keep proof of every step.
1 in 5 consumers has an error on at least one credit report, according to FTC accuracy studies.
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Approved
You reviewed the letter and approved it — nothing went out without your say-so.
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Mailed
Sent by certified mail. The receipt is kept on file.
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Carrier reported delivered
Carrier scan: delivered to the bureau's address. Kept on file.
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Response receivedNot yet
The bureau's response document appears here when it arrives. No document, no checkmark.
Estimated statutory response date: Sep 12 — estimated from the carrier delivery scan, not a guarantee.
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