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Sign Your Own Credit Dispute Letter, Not Your Lawyer's

When you dispute a credit-report error, you, the consumer, should sign and mail the letter, not your lawyer.

Leonard A. Bennett6 min read

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Use our free dispute generator to write a certified-mail-ready FCRA letter - or ask an FCRA lawyer if the bureaus have already ignored you.

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