 TITLE: Can Previously Deleted Items Reappear on My Credit Reports? CONTENT: What to Do if Incorrect Information Reappears on Your Credit Reports\n--------------------------------------------------------------------\nIf an item you thought was deleted from your credit report reappears there, the credit bureau involved will send you a reinsertion notice to let you know. If you believe the reinserted item should not be on your report, you have the same rights to re-dispute the information either with the credit bureau or with the data furnisher directly.\nKeep in mind, however, that if an item has been reinserted, it's because the furnisher and the credit reporting company reasonably believed the information was accurate. If you simply re-dispute the same item again using the same basis for your dispute, you may not be successful in having the information removed. And it's possible the credit reporting company may consider your dispute frivolous if the same dispute is submitted multiple times and terminate the investigation process. In those cases where you choose to re-dispute an item, it might be in your best interest to provide documents or supplemental information bolstering your claim that the item is incorrect rather than re-submitting the same dispute with no additional information.\nAll three of the major credit reporting agencies will accept documents from consumers who have filed credit report disputes. You can simply attach them to your dispute when you file online. You can also include them in any written dispute that you choose to submit via the U.S. mail system. END