According to the federal fair credit reporting act, how many days, once they are notified, does a credit bureau have to fix or remove an inaccurate item?

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Eric Coleman · Answer 1 · 2018-12-15T09:44:42+0000

The correct answer is 30 days.
According to FFCRA, which stands for the Federal Fair Credit Reporting Act, which was updated in 1977, a credit bureau has to either correct or completely eradicate all inaccuracies within thirty days or else they will be sued or worse.

According to the federal fair credit reporting act, how many days, once they are notified, does a credit bureau have to fix or remove an inaccurate item?

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