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Not a law firm. Not legal advice. This free educational tool builds the dispute letters the law gives you the right to send yourself. No result is promised — accurate information cannot lawfully be removed.
Four short steps. At the end you get one PDF with every letter written for you — all you do is print, sign, date, and mail.
First, tell me who you are. This information fills in every letter for you — your name and address at the top, your date of birth and the last 4 digits of your Social Security number in the identification line — so that when you print your letters, everything is already filled in except your signature and the date, which you add by hand when you sign.
Please enter only the last 4 digits of your Social Security number. Never type the full number — it is never asked for and never stored. Everything here stays in your private account.
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Add your reports here — the saved PDFs, or photograph the printed pages with your camera, one page at a time. Add as many pages as you have; they are treated as one combined set of reports. When every page is in, press Finish and the deep review begins.
Every item below gets its own set of letters. Uncheck anything you believe is actually correct — never dispute accurate information. Use the trash button to remove an item completely.
Spotted something the review missed? Add it here and its letters will be built exactly the same way.
Your PDF packet holds: a plain how-to page, your findings, three letters for every item (Round 1 now, plus the Round 2 follow-up and the Round 3 final demand, already written for when you need them), a direct dispute letter to each company that reported an item, identity-theft block and personal-information letters when they apply, a mailing tracker, and your rights in plain English. Print it, sign and date each Round 1 letter, and mail by certified mail with return receipt requested.