Inaccurate items on your credit report may violate the Fair Credit Reporting Act — entitling you to up to $1,000 in statutory damages plus attorneys' fees, at zero cost to you.
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From your first submission to resolution — here is what to expect when you work with Haseeb Legal PLLC.
Submit your situation. We review your credit report errors and discharge documents at zero cost to you.
We send a strategically crafted dispute letter to the bureau and furnisher to preserve your legal rights.
If the bureau or furnisher fails to correct the error within 30 days, we file your FCRA claim in federal court.
FCRA claims are handled on contingency. If you prevail, attorneys’ fees are typically paid by the defendant.
Browse the most common FCRA violations. Each may entitle you to statutory damages of $100–$1,000 per violation — at no cost to you.
Debt eliminated by bankruptcy still showing a balance or delinquency.
Learn more →A collector reporting a debt your bankruptcy court already eliminated.
Learn more →Another consumer's debts and defaults appearing on your credit file.
Learn more →A settled or paid account still showing a balance or past-due status.
Learn more →Multiple collectors reporting the same underlying debt as separate entries.
Learn more →A background check error that cost you a job offer or promotion.
Learn more →Negative items that should have been removed from your report years ago.
Learn more →A closed account distorting your utilization rate and total reported debt.
Learn more →A hard pull on your credit without your permission or a permissible purpose.
Learn more →The Fair Credit Reporting Act gives consumers the right to accurate credit reporting — and the right to sue when that standard is violated. You don't need to prove you were damaged to recover statutory damages. The violation itself is enough.
Haseeb Legal PLLC handles FCRA claims on a contingency fee basis. We front all costs. If you win, attorneys' fees are typically paid by the defendant. If you don't win, you owe nothing.
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