Generate a Free, FCRA-Compliant Credit Dispute Letter in 60 Seconds
Built on the same legal framework attorneys use. Cites the exact FCRA statutes the bureaus are required to follow. Print-ready PDF delivered instantly.
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How it works
From email to print-ready dispute letter in three short steps.
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No password, no credit card. Your email unlocks the form and saves your progress.
Fill in the details
Tell us your name, the account in question, and the reason you are disputing it. Less than 60 seconds.
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We generate the full letter with all FCRA citations, sign-on-the-line, and an enclosures checklist.
What is included in your letter
Every letter follows the same legal framework used by consumer protection attorneys.
FCRA § 611 reinvestigation demand
Formally invokes 15 U.S.C. § 1681i and triggers the bureau's 30-day reinvestigation obligation.
Furnisher notification clause
Cites § 1681s-2(b) — forces the bureau to notify the original creditor and pass along your dispute.
Method of Verification (MOV) request
Requires the bureau to disclose exactly how they verified the disputed item under § 1681i(a)(6).
Correct bureau mailing address
Auto-fills the verified Equifax, Experian, or TransUnion address — no looking it up yourself.
Deletion duty clause
Invokes § 1681i(a)(5)(A) — if the bureau cannot verify the item, they are required to delete it.
Print-ready PDF
Properly formatted, signed-line ready, and includes a complete enclosures checklist.
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know before sending your dispute letter.
Is this dispute letter legally valid?
Yes. Every letter is built from a template that invokes your rights under the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA), 15 U.S.C. § 1681 et seq., including Section 611 (reinvestigation), Section 623 (furnisher duties), and Section 609 (file disclosure). The letter cites the exact statutes and includes a Method of Verification (MOV) request.
Will sending a dispute letter hurt my credit score?
No. Filing a dispute is a federally protected right. Credit bureaus cannot lower your score because you exercise it. If the disputed item is removed because it cannot be verified, your score typically improves.
How long does the bureau have to respond?
Federal law requires credit bureaus to complete a reinvestigation within 30 days of receiving your dispute (45 days if you submit additional documentation during the investigation). If they fail to respond or cannot verify the item, they must delete it from your file.
Do I need to send this by certified mail?
Certified mail with return receipt is strongly recommended because it creates legal proof of delivery and starts the 30-day clock. You can download the letter and mail it yourself, or upgrade to our Pro plan which mails it via USPS Certified Mail on your behalf with full tracking.
Can I dispute more than one item?
Each letter targets one account. Your free generation gives you one letter. Pro members can generate up to 3 letters per month and target multiple bureaus.
What information do I need to fill out the form?
Your full legal name and address, the name of the creditor or collection agency, the account number (you can use the last 4 digits if the full number is unavailable), and the reason you are disputing the item.
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