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Dispute letter builder

Answer the questions, then print, sign and mail your letters. Everything stays on this device. We never see it.

1. About you

Your name and mailing address go on the letter. Your date of birth and Social Security number are not typed here; you write them by hand on the printed letter (the bureaus need them to find your file).

2. What kind of letter?

New to these words? See credit words, explained.

3. Who is it going to?

Pick each bureau that shows the error. You get one letter for each.

Addresses from the CFPB, checked November 2026. If your report shows a different dispute address, use that one.

4. The items

Use only the last 4 digits of any account number.

5. Check and make

30-day tracker

Bureaus usually have 30 days from when they get your dispute (45 days if you sent it after getting your free annual report, or added more information). Saved only on this device.

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No answer by the due date, or "verified" and you still disagree? Send the "how did you check" letter (type 5 above), add a short statement to your file, or file a complaint at consumerfinance.gov/complaint.