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Until December 31, 2023, Experian, TransUnion and Equifax will offer free weekly credit reports to all US consumers via AnnualCreditReport.com to help protect your financial health during the sudden and unprecedented hardship caused by COVID-19. In this article: How to contact Experian How to contact TransUnion How to contact Equifax National credit bureaus - Experian, TransUnion and Equifax - have their own processes and procedures, so the best way to contact them may vary. They all offer multiple ways to access your credit information, tools to protect your credit reports from fraud and identity theft, and ways to correct inaccuracies in your report if you find any. Here is a summary of how to contact each office for different purposes. You are entitled to a free copy of your credit report every 12 months from any credit reference agency. You can download and print copies of reports from AnnualCreditReport.com or request them by mail. Experian credit reports are also available on Experian.com or by phone. If you need additional copies of your Experian credit report within 12 months, you can receive an updated report every 30 days for free by signing up for Experians free membership. You will also get access to credit monitoring which will notify you when there is new activity on your Experian credit report. To obtain a credit score, you can obtain a free FICO® credit score based on the data contained in your Experian credit report at Experian.com. Each score includes a list of score risk factors specific to your credit history that can help explain why you got that score and how you can improve your score over time. General Inquiry To obtain general consumer information from Experian, you can do one of the following: In the event of a dispute If you believe that the information in your Experian credit report was inaccurate, you may contact the Experian Dispute Center and file a dispute. The dispute center allows you to open a disputeallows you to upload scanned documents in support of a dispute and provides updates on pending disputes. The Dispute Resolution Center also provides information and printable forms that you can use to submit a dispute by mail. You can also call to file a dispute using the number on your credit report or 888-EXPERIAN. Security Restraint If youve been a victim of credit fraud or other forms of identity theft, or if you believe your personal information has been stolen or compromised, you can request a security restraining order (also known as a credit freeze), which restricts access to your Experian credit report. You can do this through the Experian Freeze Center, where you can also find instructions on how to remove a credit freeze, temporarily suspend (or unfreeze) a freeze, and give a lender one-time access to your credit report. (Just remember that a credit freeze also restricts authorized access to your credit reports, so youll need to grant or block it if you apply for a loan, credit card, or other type of credit that requires a credit check.) Fraud Alert A fraud alert informs review organizations your credit report that someone is using your information fraudulently and prompts them to take steps to verify your identity before processing a credit or loan application. You can request a fraud alert for free at Experian. Like a security stop, a fraud alert is a way to prevent a fraudster from opening a new credit account in your name, but its less restrictive and often more convenient for people who are actively looking for credit. Unlike a security freeze, a fraud alert will expire on its own (after one year or seven years, depending on the type of alert) unless you renew it. If you alert your credit report for fraud at one credit bureau, it will automatically be applied to all three credit bureaus. To remove fraud alerts before they expire, please contact each office individually. TransUnion customer service websiteLinks to pages you can use to request a copy of your TransUnion credit report, file a dispute to correct inaccurate information on your TransUnion credit report, and set up and manage security blocks or fraud alerts. TransUnion also offers general customer support by phone at . The Equifax Online self-service portal provides information on obtaining a credit report, disputing inaccuracies in an Equifax credit report, and managing fraud alerts and security blocks. It also contains links to downloadable forms that can be used to order these services by mail. You can also contact Equifax customer service by phone at 888-EQUIFAX). National credit reference agencies are available to consumers as custodians of credit references. If you have questions or concerns about the information in your credit reports, or if you know or suspect that your personal information has been compromised, its important to contact credit bureaus to learn more about how to protect yourself and your credit. Recognition.

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