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wiwend wrote:Hello all-So I got my rejection letter from Discover yesterday, and just as we all expected, it was due to my student loan delinquency. Along with a long list of things I should do to improve my credit score (WTH? All that's been done in the last five years) there was also a nice closing paragraph inviting me to apply again in the future. So I think I'll wait a bit, pull my reports again in a month or so, and then recon. Hopefully by then the corrections to my EX will be there. Should I ask for a manual review? Or how should I work it? There's really nothing more I can do to improve my score other than age the derog (which won't go away for almost two years yet) and pay my util down even more.Then again, in a month, I may decide I don't want it anyway. We'll see.ETA: How long do I have to request a report from Experian after I received the decline letter? If I don't have to pay for it, I'll take it so I can see if there's anything else I can chip away at. I'd like to hold off as long as possible because I actually just sent in corrections this week and would like to give them time to be updated. I know they're not that fast, so I need to know the outer limit for requesting it.Thank you all!wiwend
SonorityGenius wrote:I am pretty sure its 30-60 days after receipt of the letter.. it should have it stated on the back of it "Your Rights under FCRA" something of that sort.Call EX on the toll free hotline dont go online, and have your hard mailed to you over phone when you do get it!!Thanks! I'll take a look!