We work to remove more than just inaccurate, unfavorable information from your credit report. We also provide you with the data you require to raise your credit score.

Yes, you can apply for new credit while undergoing credit repair. However, it is important to manage your credit applications wisely and make responsible financial decisions during the process. It is advisable to consult with a credit repair professional for guidance on how to navigate new credit applications effectively.

Yes, we will confront inaccurate information with creditors and collectors as needed.

Credit repair has the potential to improve your credit score by removing errors, inaccuracies, or outdated information from your credit report. However, the impact on your credit score will depend on various factors, including the severity of the negative items and the overall health of your credit history.

Credit repair companies work by reviewing your credit reports, identifying errors or negative items, and disputing them on your behalf with credit bureaus and creditors. They may also provide guidance on improving credit habits and offer personalized strategies to help you rebuild your credit.

Nobody will see your personal data. Only a dispute-related affiliate partner receives information.