Common Questions

How can bad credit be legally repaired?

How does Lexington Law help repair bad credit?

How long does credit repair take?

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Can I pay by the action?

Is it possible for deleted items to reappear on my credit report?

Do I need to pay my bills?

Does paying my bills restore my credit?

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Why does Lexington Law need updated credit reports?

Why doesn't Lexington Law accept faxed credit reports?

Why doesn't Lexington Law accept faxed credit reports?

While faxing can be a faster way of getting your credit reports to us, it is also much less reliable that mailing them to our office. Fax machines can vary greatly in quality. As such facsimiles are often illegible due to smears, smudges or other flaws. This makes it difficult or impossible to read the small typeface commonly found on credit reports, and thus delays the process unnecessarily.

To avoid these problems, we have adopted a policy which requires clients to mail the reports to us or provide credit reports via electronic means. These are the only ways to assure that we receive legible reports from our clients.

To expedite the service you may want to consider mailing your reports via overnight of priority mail or you might consider calling us to order current and instant copies of your TransUnion credit report. Dial 1-800-458-5202 today to order new reports.

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When mailing your reports, be sure to keep a copy of your updated credit reports for yourself as well.

Sometimes events beyond our control can cause mail to be lost or held up. Having a spare copy will minimize the effects of these unfortunate delays.

*Important: While the testimonials and other information on this website may be exciting, Lexington Law promises only to perform the steps we've agreed to in each client's case and to charge each month only for steps already completed. As with any legal work, no outcome is promised. Your results will vary.

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