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Credit Audit
Everyone’s financial situation doesn’t always require credit repair. It is however extremely important to audit your credit reports before applying for credit. When we conduct the credit audit we see the same information your potential creditors will be reviewing and analyzing your accounts reporting the same way they would when determining if they will grant you credit.
Credit Repair
Your credit rating impacts you in more ways than you know and will affect your lifestyle. Our process helps remove inaccurate and unverifiable information from our client’s credit reports, giving them the chance to find their financial freedom.
HOW WE REPAIR YOUR CREDIT?
We have a number of manageable steps you can take today to improve your credit score. We explain ways to remove negative incidents and errors from your credit report and improve your credit score. The following are six steps you can take to upgrade your credit score.
Review Your
Credit Profile
We will analyze your detailed credit report. We will be looking for negative items like collections,
charge-offs, tax liens, repossessions, judgments,
and late payments.
Write to Your
Creditors
Correspondence is sent to your creditors directly. The letters are always sent via certified mail. The letters will include disputes, appeals, validation requests, and goodwill intervention.
Write to Your Credit Agencies
Additional correspondence is sent to the 3 credit reporting agencies (Transunion, Equifax, and Experian) for immediate updates, deletions, and/or corrections.
Work with Third Parties
Unlike other credit repair companies, we work with third-parties that serves as a second set of eyes in the credit repair process.
Negative Items
You can log in to our client portal and check your progress report, which will show you what has been removed and which items remain.
Watch the Progress
A credit increase or a new credit card will help you in achieving the score that you deserve as you maintain a very low balance.