Fair Credit Reporting Act
2010
what is the fair crediting reporting act FCRA on background reports when employing for a job and.. more?
are these REPORTS PERMANENT or do they go away after seven years? has anyone cleared up inaccurate reports before? what are you experiences?? do you know of any websites aisde from ftc.gov/credit that could give me more information on this?
The reports themselves do not go away. Individual items on the reports do go away. Except for bankrupticies and unpaid tax liens, bad things stay for 7 years and then go away. Bankruptcies stay for 10 years and then go away. The length of time for which unpaid tax liens lasts varies by state. Good things can last forever, but usually last 10 years.
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