Your credit score is a pivotal factor in loan underwriting. It's crucial that your credit
history and score genuinely mirror your
financial health. But what if there's an
error? Or what if your score is
unexpectedly low?
With a rapid rescore, a lender pays a fee to credit reporting companies (Experian, TransUnion, or Equifax) to swiftly update recent account alterations on an applicant's credit report. Typically, after settling or clearing an account as directed by your lender, it might take one or two billing cycles for these payments to be processed and relayed to the credit bureaus. Only after these updates are reflected on your report will your credit scores show the adjustments.
Given the time-sensitive nature of loans, lenders might opt to pay a fee to get an applicant's payment details updated promptly. By providing evidence of recent payment activities, like clearing or reducing debts, to the credit reporting agency, the information can be updated faster, streamlining the approval process.
Once the credit report is refreshed, lenders can then request an updated credit score that mirrors these changes, potentially leading to a better score. Note that this service is exclusively available through your lender; individuals cannot initiate a rapid rescore independently.
It will not affect your credit score or appear on credit reports viewed by lenders. Our system will only pull a soft inquiry so your credit will be preserved!
We charge $225 per tradeline. For example, if you're updating all 3 credit bureaus (TransUnion, Experian, Equifax) the cost will be $675.
The Rapid Rescore process is designed to be swift, with most credit errors or issues being disputed and potentially resolved within 24 to 72 hours.
Payment receipts that do not reflect the new balance
Any document which does not have at least a partial account number
Documents older than 30 days old
Screen shots and/or documents in email form
Handwritten documents
Satisfactions/Lien Releases that are not recorded
Divorce Decrees
HUD Settlement Statements
Payment histories or transaction histories
ALL documents, regardless of the type of document, must be dated within the past 30 days
Monthly statement (must include current balance & at least a partial account number)
Typed letter (on letterhead, dated and signed) from reporting creditor ONLY. (You cannot use a letter from the original creditor to update collection or vice versa.)
Internet statement (all internet statements must reflect at least a partial account number, the current balance and the internet “stamp” reflecting the URL and date)
Recorded lien satisfaction (must be recorded & stamped by the Court)
Official Bankruptcy papers (to update Public Records ONLY. Bankruptcy papers cannot be used to update individual tradelines that were included in a BK).
We can guarantee we will process your request; however, it is up to the credit bureaus to decide the final outcome. Once we process the request, there will be no refunds.