The purpose of this document is to allow an explanation of any late payments and to have the payment information corrected on your credit report by your bill collector, collection agency or creditor. The corrections included in your credit report will provide an accurate history of your financial habits.
ViewThe purpose of this letter is to file a complaint to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) against a loan company due to predatory lending practices. This entrusts the FTC to investigate the company and take appropriate actions. There is also a website at the FTC to assist in filing a complaint at https://www.ftccomplaintassistant.gov/FTC_Wizard.aspx?Lang=en All other information regarding complaints to the FTC can be found here: http://www.ftc.gov/ftc/contact.shtm
ViewLetter to Request Credit Report: This form should be printed and filled out per the instructions on the form to request a copy of your credit report if you are not permitted a free copy based on your state of residence, or if you are unable to obtain a free copy from www.annualcreditreport.com. Do not use this letter if you have been denied credit in the past 60 days.
ViewThis letter should be sent to creditor's that have re-verified and validated your accounts in order to request a settlement. Print, fill out and enclose a Debt Settlement Agreement of your choice from our website to complete. Or while you are editing this document, delete the sentence in the last paragraph, “I have taken the liberty of enclosing such an agreement which you may consider.” and send as is.
ViewThe purpose of this document is to provide you with a master data worksheet to organize all the typical information that is used in applying for credit and/or loans. This document should printed out by you and only kept by you in a safe place, as the information you would list here is personal identification information including your SSN and bank account #s.
ViewTHIS FORM SHOULD BE USED AT YOUR OWN RISK, MAY REQUIRE LEGAL ADVICE THAT BCC DOES NOT PROVIDE! YOU MUST DOWNLOAD THIS FROM OR USE IT AT THE WWW.IRS.GOV WEBSITE! Form 433-A is used to obtain current financial information necessary for determining how a wage earner or self-employed individual can satisfy an outstanding tax liability.
ViewTHIS FORM SHOULD BE USED AT YOUR OWN RISK, MAY REQUIRE LEGAL ADVICE THAT BCC DOES NOT PROVIDE! YOU MUST DOWNLOAD THIS FROM OR USE IT AT THE WWW.IRS.GOV WEBSITE! An offer in compromise (offer) is an agreement between you (the taxpayer) and the IRS that settles a tax debt for less than the full amount owed.
ViewAn unsolicited offer is what you propose to pay your creditors without having an initial talk regarding settlement of your debt. The Unsolicited Offer Letter helps you to have the first written communication on debt settlement with your creditor. This letter is intended to be used in conjunction with the Debt Settlement Agreement letter.
ViewThis letter should be sent as terms between a Collection Agency authorized on behalf of a Creditor and You the Consumer, regarding an agreement to settle a debt by legal binding action. This letter can sent on its own or with a Debt Settlement Proposal.
ViewThe purpose of this form is to request to permanently Opt-Out of targeted credit or insurance offers. This document is a request for the client to not have any information released to companies seeking to send promotional materials. It must be signed and include your social security number. To Opt Out for only 5 years or to Opt In for firm offers of credit or insurance, please visit https://www.optoutprescreen.com/?rf=t
ViewOn any given day, US consumers are bombarded with various advertisements for “free” credit scores. These offers come from a wide variety of vendors who tout the bene ts of knowing one’s credit score. Yet, despite that onslaught, surveys show that most consumers understand very little about credit lending decisions and even less about credit scores. Why?
ViewIf you want to qualify for Public Service Loan Forgiveness now or in the future, complete and submit the Employment Certification form as soon as possible. Too many borrowers wait to submit this important form until they have been in repayment for several years, at which point they learn that they have not been making qualifying payments. In order to ensure you’re on track to receive forgiveness, you should continue to submit this form both annually and every time you switch employers.
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