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How it works

Three simple steps. Free to start.

You don't need to know exactly what's wrong before you reach out. Start with what happened, and we'll help from there.

The process

From first request to next step.

Here's what each stage looks like, and who does what.

1

Place a request

Submit a simple request describing the issues you're facing. You're quickly connected with an advocate.

YOU

Tell us what happened in your own words. Basics are enough to start.

WE

Match you with an advocate who will work with you from here.

For example: Paul places a simple request describing his issues and is quickly connected with an advocate, Sylvia.
2

Work with an advocate

Your advocate reviews your information, points out what may be wrong, and helps you gather documentation that's accurate and organized.

YOU

Share the reports, notices, or records you have, and answer questions along the way.

WE

Review what you provide, point out what may be wrong, and help organize the documentation.

For example: Sylvia reviews Paul's information, points out what may be wrong, and helps him gather documentation.
3

Decide your next step

With the information organized, you decide what to do next. If you choose, we can help you get in touch with an attorney, with your consent.

YOU

Decide whether and how to move forward. The choice is yours.

WE

Explain your options and, if you ask, help you get in touch with an attorney.

For example: If Paul chooses, we can help him get in touch with an attorney to talk through his options and next steps.
What to have ready

Start with whatever you have.

Nothing here is required to reach out. It just helps your advocate move faster.

  • ✓A description of what happened
  • ✓Relevant credit or screening reports
  • ✓Letters, notices, or account records
  • ✓Any dates or communications you remember
Good to know

We're advocates, not a law firm.

Credit Dispute is a consumer advocacy service operated by Consumer Advocacy Group LLC. We do not provide legal advice and we do not act on your behalf. If you decide you would like to speak with an attorney, we can help you get in touch with one, with your consent.

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