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@rmduhon wrote:
When did you app?
I applied Saturday afternoon, and as of 8:00am Monday, there's no inquiry. That's not from CK, that was directly from a TU rep.
They are saying that the CRA had issues with your personal identifiers that cast some uncertainty in identification of the specific consumer whose credit report was being sought, so the CRA denied the inquiry.
That is a proper practice if the CRA has any doubt/uncertainty.
FCRA procedures for identifcation that their decision was based at least in part on info obtained in a credit report from a CRA obviously do not apply, as they are stating that they never received a credit report.
Looks proper to me.
Simply provide the confusing info, and have them re--submit.
Once they have received a credit report, the FCRA requirement to identify any reason used based on that report will then apply, as will your ability to then receive a free credit report if they deny your app.
I understand the denial was correct. The application process was odd. You fill out the shopping cart on the site, shipping address, mailing address, etc... Then at payment options you select to supply, and it pulls the info for the application from the cart checkout process, except for the last 4 of ss#. I just didn't realize it pulled the wrong address.
My original intent was to try and get the original inquiry pulled, and reapply. Unfortunately, they don't allow a second application. So now I'm trying to see if I'll need to get the inquiry removed, or if it's even going to show up. TU said all inquiries show up immediately for them, but there was nothing showing. Last inquiry showing is from 2 years ago.
Do inquiries take longer than a couple days for a CRA to be able to see them?
Then the issue is apparently not with the CRA, but rather with the creditor.
The CRA records no inquiry. It was dismissed without being filled.
The issue appears to be that the software used by the creditor is structured to prevent a second request if a first request does not provide a credit report.
Automated "shopping cart" processes dont permit deviations.
You will likely need to get a rep from the creditor to permit a manual second attempt at an inquiry.