Many online score providers only update monthly, so you might have to wait a few weeks to see the change. Also note that, in general, credit reports typically update every 30 – 45 days. At times when a dispute is filed some info is frozen until the investigation is completed. The exact amount of time needed to resolve a dispute depends on the nature of the information in question, and how quickly the information furnisher, not the CRA or other company that supplied the data to the credit bureau responds to requests to verify the disputed information. Usually 30 days but can take up to 45 days.
