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Util on formly authorized card

Hi - first off I wanted to say I love all the info that is on this board - I have learned so much.

Here is my situation: I was an authorized card holder on on of my parent's credit cards (I haven't used it in quite a while) at any rate - I asked my mom to remove me from the card (since the balance was 1700 out of a 2000 limit) - it is not reporting as " Account Relationship Terminated" on my credit report - but that balance is still showing and counting against my util % - and my parents have actually paid down quite a bit of that balance (so even the amount that is being reported is not correct). How can I either have this updated to show the payments they have made or get this account removed (my util is one of the biggest factors in my low score) - If I can have this account taken care of my util will drop about 25%


Thanks in advance for your help!
CAleb
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Anonymous
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Re: Util on formly authorized card

Just wondering if anybody had any thoughts on this.


Thanks!
Caleb
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Anonymous
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Re: Util on formly authorized card

If you know your parent has already removed your AU status on the credit card company's side, dispute the TL as "not mine" with the CRA's.
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ozgirl
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Having the same issue with Providian/Wamu. DH was an AU on my card (he never even used it) and my poor habits were reflecting negatively on him. I removed him as an AU and he disputed as "Not Mine". Did the same thing with a Cap1 account. Here is the difference, Cap1, completely deleted the info from his report. Wamu/Providian tagged him with a "terminated" I don't think the limit is figuring into his utilization. Going to dispute as "Not Mine" again and see what happens.
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