Hrm I see a couple of alerts poking around there.
Log into your Mobile app, there's more alerts there but mine only now go back to about a month ago rather than the full monty historical I used to have. Not sure where else to find it looking at things.
Get the CLI information from your statements or a credit report worst case (from the bureaus, historical CL on maybe all now), but looks like we can't use CK anymore for it.
@Anonymous wrote:Hopefully it's just a one-time drop, and the information will start accruing again. Otherwise, I'm going to have to get a report sooner than I intended. I'm waiting to get a response from the IRS on removing the line for my released lien, and wanted to see the updated report without it through my free reports.
You will need to (or can at least as I did) go through TU directly with your Notice of Lien Withdrawal via the dispute process, and once it comes off, you'll get the updated report in this case.
Otherwise you can wait for the IRS/courts best effort, but really the dispute only takes a couple minutes to fill out and it will get done faster than the court system updating.
@Anonymous wrote:Only problem with that is that i never got a notice of withdrawal when I got the lien released. I applied for the withdrawal notice around Christmas, I think, so I should get notification from the IRS soon. While I requested that they let the CRAs know, I don't really expect that to take place. Once I get the approved notice of withdrawal, then I'll go an dispute the line on my report. It occurred to me last night, however, that CK will show when those lines get removed, so I don't really need to use my free credit report on double checking that they're gone (other than Equifax).
You would want to send in the request to the CRAs to remove the lien with a copy of the lien withdrawal if they dont come off in a reasonable amount of time. CK is handling both TU & EQ, if you are not getting EQ yet you should shortly as they move thru the system upgrading everyone.
@gdale6 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:Only problem with that is that i never got a notice of withdrawal when I got the lien released. I applied for the withdrawal notice around Christmas, I think, so I should get notification from the IRS soon. While I requested that they let the CRAs know, I don't really expect that to take place. Once I get the approved notice of withdrawal, then I'll go an dispute the line on my report. It occurred to me last night, however, that CK will show when those lines get removed, so I don't really need to use my free credit report on double checking that they're gone (other than Equifax).
You would want to send in the request to the CRAs to remove the lien with a copy of the lien withdrawal if they dont come off in a reasonable amount of time. CK is handling both TU & EQ, if you are not getting EQ yet you should shortly as they move thru the system upgrading everyone.
In this case filing a dispute and attaching said Notice worked like a champ for me, no real difference than mail as this is a black and white issue instead of needing the rigorous paper trail. I didn't get to file the dispute with Experian (online access totally hosed and uncertain why, had to clean up a slew of broken addresses though), but it did come off anyway at some point in the last few months.
