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TransUnion Deceased

What to do if you are mistakenly reported as deceased by TransUnion?
TransUnion Deceased

Have you been mistakenly reported as deceased by TransUnion? It may seem ridiculous, but now you have to prove that you aren't. We explain how this mistake occurs, how you can fix it, what your rights are under the law, how best to protect yourself from the worst financial and emotional consequences, and how to get compensation. Call us today!

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What to do if you are mistakenly reported as deceased by TransUnion?

The Best Way to Fix a TransUnion Deceased Alert on Your Credit Report Is to Know Your Rights

Credit Report Deceased: How to Fix This Mistake

The Best Way to Fix a Deceased Credit Report Is to Know Your Rights Under the Law

How to Fix a Mistaken Credit Bureau Deceased Designation

When a Credit Report Says that You're Deceased, Learn Why and How to Protect Yourself Legally and Financially

What to Do if Your Identity Is Stolen

Protecting Your Identity: Expert Legal Solutions for Stolen Identities

Data Furnishers’ Mistakes Can Have Deadly Consequences

Personal credit history has become a commodity, and those who profit from it are an inverse pyramid.

How Credit Reporting Agencies Ruin People's Lives

Like some kind of financial long Covid, when credit reporting agencies and background check companies like On Site LLC don’t fix their mistakes (even after agreeing to and paying a cash settlement) the result is on-going suffering that never ends, like a festering wound.

Why Vietnamese US Citizens Are Vulnerable to Identity Theft and Background Report Errors

In yet another example of the carelessness of the Credit Reporting Agencies (CRA’s), Vietnamese Americans have an increased risk of reporting errors because they don’t have that many names to go around.

People who serve in the military have an increased risk of Identity theft and credit reporting errors

In 2021, service-members, veterans, and military family members reported nearly 50,000 cases of identity theft to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).

False OFAC Terrorist Watch List Alert on Your Credit Report?

If you had the misfortune to have been erroneously flagged as a terrorist on your credit report, you need to read this.

Have You Experienced Unauthorized Withdrawals from Your Bank Account?

Unauthorized withdrawals are often a sure sign of identity theft

Government Investigation Finds Equifax, TransUnion, and Experian Failed to Address Errors in Consumer Credit Reports

While certainly no surprise to attorneys like us who deal with these agencies all the time, it's nice to see the government start to take notice.

Solar Panel Fraud and Credit Reporting

A relative newcomer on the judicial landscape, solar fraud cases are becoming more and more common.