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Sep 25
2010
2010
I missed two payments on my loan in the U.S. and my credit report shows crime. I want to buy a house?
in Canada. My credit of the United States will be verified by the bank in Canada?
Try contacting the Office of Foreign Assets Control, or perhaps the FTC. They may be able to answer your question. My suggestion to pay the two payments in arrears and get your credit card back up.
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