What is the easiest way to find all inquiries from the last 24 months?

[bilwilvegas]

*Found the solution . . . when looking at the reports in MyFico.com I can access old credit reports so I was able to document all of my inquiries from the last 24 months.

I want to start tracking inquiries for a rolling 24 month period.  I can get the last 12 months from my credit report here on MF.com but how can I find out what inquiries are showing for the previous 12 months on all 3 bureaus?

Thank you in advance for any insight you can share with me.

[NoMoreE46]

Don't know about easiest, but you can register for free if you create accounts with the three majors CRAs.

You will then need to navigate within the respective sites to get your inquiry history. 

Transunion seems to be the most comprehensive.

It appears that Experian doesn't volunteer SPs. 

Create a Free User Profile | TransUnion Online Service Center

Registration (experian.com)

Personal Information (equifax.com)

[Remedios]

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@bilwilvegas wrote:

*Found the solution . . . when looking at the reports in MyFico.com I can access old credit reports so I was able to document all of my inquiries from the last 24 months.

I want to start tracking inquiries for a rolling 24 month period.  I can get the last 12 months from my credit report here on MF.com but how can I find out what inquiries are showing for the previous 12 months on all 3 bureaus?

Thank you in advance for any insight you can share with me.

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CK for TU and EQ,  EX offers free monthly report with score. All include HPs for the last 24 months 

[JcT21]

i have free accounts with all the cra's.   you can view your inq's on those.  also, equifax lets you see soft pulls & when a bank does a promotional inq to send you those pre qualified mailers. 

[805orbust]

Years ago I had an account wit TU's old True Credit service and I could see all soft pulls as well as hard iirc. Don't know if they still do but worth a shot. Don't the free annual report sites offer that as well?