A free credit watch service keeps an eye on your credit rating
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A free credit watch file from the credit bureau is important before applying for a loan, lease or credit card. Your report will provide a credit rating and credit score. A credit rating essentially determines the outcome of a loan, lease or credit card application, due to the level of risk so you can see the value of a credit watch service.
You can get a free credit watch report by writing a request to the credit bureaus.
Include the following information:
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Your full name
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Your Social Insurance or Social Security number
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Current address and previous address within the last five years
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Date of birth
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Signature
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Copies of two government issued identification (voter’s registration, driver’s license).
Your credit watch report is evaluated on a scale which determines a sum total, or credit score. This system is based on your credit history, and allows businesses or credit granters to know your credit worth. There are usually three categories using, ‘high’, ‘middle’, or ‘low’ to give you a credit rating in these areas: loans, credit cards or short term debts. Order your free credit check online in minutes.
Once you’ve received your free credit watch report, you should verify all information to do with your credit rating. If any errors occur in your credit history, credit rating or credit score, you need to resolve the issue immediately. Notify the credit reporting agency in writing that you disagree with certain information contained in your credit report, explaining the discrepancies. The new information will then be verified and if correct will be noted in your credit file.
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Last Updated: 19-Mar-2006
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