Correct inaccuracies on your Credit Report
If you notice any inaccurate information on your credit report, here’s what you can do about it.
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- Wrong information (eg: an account you never opened, someone else’s name, or a judgment for a lawsuit you were never a part of)
- Outdated, negative information (eg: lawsuits, judgments, liens, foreclosures, bankruptcy, late payments, and charged-off accounts)
To know exactly what is reported on your credit report, register yourself and get your latest credit report from CTOS. The information on your report changes each month as we constantly gather and update credit information.
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You can’t rid every negative notation from your credit file – credit reporting agencies like CTOS are obligated to report all credit information as long as it is accurate to the best of our knowledge and timely. So what can be removed?
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If you do spot errors or items that should have aged off your report, you’ll need to let us know. You may contact us at (03-2722 8833) or fill up the online form and email to sarus@ctos.com.my.
For the full, detailed article on how to correct inaccuracies o your credit report, click here.
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