My complaint is not about a lender. It is actually about the verbiage the CFPB created with regards to the FCRA. On page XXXX. The section about sharing a credit report with a consumer. FCRA says a lender can not share a credit report at all with a consumer unless an adverse action is taken by the lender. Problem this creates is that the lender needs multiple things addressed up front that appear on the credit report. This leaves the only method of communicating to ask the borrower to explain late payments, a list of inquiries and a list of addresses as verbal only. Many borrowers just ask to have the list of requirements of explanations to be emailed to them so they can review them and explain them. But the FCRA prohibits this. This is not consumer centric or friendly at all. Is there something in the FCRA that allows a lender to openly communicate in writing with the borrower about these items? Not looking to give the borrower a copy of the credit report but can cutting and pasting or retyping the areas of concern from the credit report be permissible. I only read what I saw on page XXXX with regards to this topic. I have been in the industry for 35 years and with my current employer ( lender ) for 22 years. I am confident while my employer follows the letter of the law other smaller lenders are sharing parts of the credit report with the borrowers with no issues. So my question is what can we do other than just try and communicate this verbally with borrowers. 
