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I have a paid NYS judgment from 2011 on my report. Equifax & Experian both have them as judgments. I was able to have Equifax remove it early through CFPB. My equifax score went up 57 points to 778 when the judgment was removed. The law in NYS state allows a judgment to stay on your report for 5 years. TU is treating it like a lien and they have it staying on my report until 2019.
I spoke to the NYS taxation and finance department and I was told liens only go on property. What they did was issue a warrant for the amount owed. Warrants and judgments are the same. I have a letter from the NYS saying satisfaction of JUDGMENT. EX has it as a satisfied judgment, same for EQ before they removed it.
I've called TU and made a dispute on 3/7. They didnt investigate it because they felt the reason I gave them wasn't worth their time. It's like talking to a wall when I call them. Do they have their own rules when it comes to what they consider a lien or judgment ?
Can someone share some advice if they've dealt with this situation before.
If they dismissed your dispute without reinvestigation, they were required to identify what specifically was lacking as a disputable item.
"Not worth their time" is not a statutory basis for dismissing a dispute as frivlolous or irrelevant.
What exactly did their dismissal letter state?
I finally got through to someone who spoke decent english. All she could tell me is they have what the county clerk gave them. What a headacheeeee