Credit Denial, Request for Clarification-Credit Reports

Date:

Name of Creditor Denying Credit:

Address of Creditor Denying Credit:
File Number, if any:

Dear Sir or Madam: Reference: Application for Credit Rejected

My request for credit was denied by your firm, or because of your firm’s recommendations and
reports, per the information listed above.

In accordance with the provisions of the Federal Fair Credit Reporting Act, I hereby request the
following, as I am entitled to, under this Statute and other related regulations:

1. Full and complete disclosure by you of all reasons for the denial of credit by your firm.

2. Specifics of the information upon which the denial of credit was based; and

3. The name, address, and any other useful contact information of the credit reporting agency
or agencies which provided you with the information upon which you based your reason for
denying me credit.

Thank you for your prompt assistance in this matter so I can work diligently to be sure the records
are accurate and help me become a better credit risk in the future.

Best regards,

____________
Creditor denied credit

Enc. Credit Rejection Letter

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Review List

This review list is provided to inform you about the document in question and assist you in its
preparation. Once again, an organized approach is the best way to get the best results. You can
call creditors and make similar requests. However, transcription errors and such tend to cut down
the proper responses to less than you would like. Better to send a formal letter, making copies,
so you have a set of documents to follow up with if second or third notices are required. If this
becomes necessary, we recommend you just make that notation on the copy of the first letter.
This makes a bigger impression. Firm, clear, and to the point.

This is a sales letter. You are trying to influence the recipient to respond to your letter promptly.
Being nice helps in that regard as well as reflecting well upon you. Attaching the credit turn down
letter prevents delay caused by them having to request a copy and encourages them to respond
promptly to this organized request.

Be sure the party turned down signs the letter. A spouse or other family member signature will
not be sufficient. The writer should sign exactly as his or her name appears on the credit
rejection letter (for example, using or deleting middle initials as done in the letter). Keep a copy
until at least you receive a response from the recipient.

Three Major US Credit Reporting Agencies

Equifax
P.O. Box 740256
Atlanta, GA 30374-0256
800-685-1111

Trans Union Corporation

P.O. Box 34012
Fullerton, CA 92634-4012
714-738-3800

TRW - NCAC
P.O. Box 2106
Allen, TX 75002-2106
800-422-4879