SELF-HELP EDUCATIONAL TEMPLATES
Choose and download an educational letter template, then fill in your own facts, review every statement, and submit the completed letter yourself.
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Choose a guided template for the specific information you genuinely believe is inaccurate, incomplete, unauthorized, or the result of identity theft. You enter your own facts, decide what to say, and submit it yourself.
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For a payment history or late-payment notation you genuinely believe was reported inaccurately or incompletely.
Not for accurate late payments Official-rights resource library includedPurchase this templateFILLABLE DOWNLOAD
For an account on your report that you did not open, authorize, use, or benefit from.
For truthful fraud claims only Official-rights resource library includedPurchase this templateFILLABLE DOWNLOAD
A guided letter for genuine identity-theft situations and the appropriate supporting documentation.
Pair with IdentityTheft.gov guidance Official-rights resource library includedPurchase this templateFILLABLE DOWNLOAD
For a hard inquiry or credit application you do not recognize and believe you did not authorize.
Review the inquiry details first Official-rights resource library includedPurchase this templateFILLABLE DOWNLOAD
For an address in your credit file that is wrong, unfamiliar, incomplete, or does not belong to you.
You identify each incorrect address Official-rights resource library includedPurchase this templateFILLABLE DOWNLOAD
For a phone number or email address associated with your file that is inaccurate, fraudulent, or not yours.
You provide the correct information Official-rights resource library includedPurchase this templateFILLABLE DOWNLOAD
For misspellings, unfamiliar aliases, mixed-file names, or names connected to suspected fraud.
You identify every name at issue Official-rights resource library includedPurchase this templateFILLABLE DOWNLOAD
For another item you believe is inaccurate or incomplete, including account ownership, balance, status, or dates.
Adapt it for the bureau and furnisher Official-rights resource library includedPurchase this templateINCLUDED WITH EVERY TEMPLATE
Every purchase includes access to this educational resource library. These current federal pages and forms should be the starting point because laws, addresses, and procedures can change.
The FTC's official FCRA statute page and downloadable text.
Read the FCRA CURRENT FTC GUIDANCECurrent FTC steps, bureau contact information, documentation guidance, and follow-up rights.
Read the guidance CURRENT CFPB TOOLSCurrent CFPB instructions and templates for credit-reporting companies and information furnishers.
View sample letters CURRENT RECOVERY RESOURCECreate a current, personalized federal recovery plan and access official sample letters.
Visit IdentityTheft.gov CURRENT FTC GUIDANCECurrent FTC prevention, reporting, recovery-plan, and support information.
Read the guidance CURRENT REGULATION VThe current federal regulation covering qualifying direct disputes with information furnishers.
Read the regulationThese uploaded FTC publications remain available for historical education, but they are not presented as current instructions.
Federal laws, agency guidance, addresses, and procedures can change. Always confirm current requirements using the primary FTC, CFPB, and IdentityTheft.gov links before sending a letter.
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Credit Dispute Education sells self-help educational templates. We do not repair credit, act for you, contact credit bureaus or furnishers for you, investigate your report, or promise any result. You fill out, verify, sign, and submit every letter yourself. The templates are not legal advice or legal representation. Do not dispute a late payment, inquiry, account, identity detail, or other information you know is accurate or authorized.
Prefer a free official template? The CFPB publishes sample letters and guidance you can use yourself.
View CFPB dispute guidance