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For other reasons like this, that don't fit their menu of selections, a form is required to be mailed in.
@startingout wrote:For other reasons like this, that don't fit their menu of selections, a form is required to be mailed in.
I don't know why you aren't getting that option, it's the same thing I did - requesting early removal of derogatory information that's due to fall off in a few months. You might go to transunion.com and see if they'll let you dispute online, this shouldn't require a mailed form.
@DaveInAZ wrote:
@startingout wrote:For other reasons like this, that don't fit their menu of selections, a form is required to be mailed in.
I don't know why you aren't getting that option, it's the same thing I did - requesting early removal of derogatory information that's due to fall off in a few months. You might go to transunion.com and see if they'll let you dispute online, this shouldn't require a mailed form.
Dave are you testing it on a Public Record? I wonder if the system only offers particular reasons for the type of TL? Just thinking out loud
@Justagirl73 wrote:Equifax tends to hold on till the last second...but I have read about a few successes at 30 days early exclusion.
I'm surprised they deleted before ex and TU.
To OP,
I am surprised too! I am waiting to be in the clear of my BK 13 to fall off all reports. Its the only negative I have on all 3 reports. From My understanding. TU is 6 mos, EXP is 3 mos, and EQ at 1 mon. I am looking at deletions in Sept, Dec and Feb. But I will definitely ask at the 6 mos mark with EQ.
Here's an update on the deletions. Following the EQ deletion, TU deleted it about five months early. I mailed (no online option that I could find) a letter requesting early deletion to TU, but have no idea if that was a factor in the early deletion. I submitted an online request for early deletion to EX, but haven't received a response. The EX rep said it'll automatically delete three months early.
Awesome! Congrats!
Is it possible to remove a CH13 from the public records early or even after seven years? If so, how would you go about that?
@startingout wrote:Is it possible to remove a CH13 from the public records early or even after seven years? If so, how would you go about that?
I think I am confused by your question.. A Chap 13 would naturally fall off after 7 years. You can ask for an early exclusion at any time you want. I would probably wait until you are at the least discharged.
I'm referring to public or court records, which is the source of bankruptcy filings reported to the Bureaus. I'd like to know if it'll remain a public record and, if so, if it can be deleted.