@Anonymous wrote:
The Tax lien because of the new rules will probably come off this summer however you can request it be deleted now." I am disputing the tax lien on my Equifax report see attached page of my report.It was reported in Acme County, CA superior court on page 123 book 1 dated 1/1/2001. The tax lien fails to show all the required information under the National Consumer Protection Act. To be valid it had to have 1) my name 2) address 3) social security number or date of birth. The tax lien fails to have these elements and cannot be validated."
By "fails to show required information," does this mean that the credit report doesn't show it under its Public Records heading, or that the info isn't contained in the case number that they pulled it from? I have a dinky lien that was paid four years ago that I want gone to give myself three spotless reports, but I sure don't want to perjure myself to do it. My most recent 3B report has the court and case number under the two bureaus that are reporting it, but no name, address, or SS# in the listing proper. Does that qualify under the new rules?
Thanks.
