 TITLE: How to Dispute Credit Report Information CONTENT: What to Do if You Disagree With the Outcome of Your Dispute\n-----------------------------------------------------------\nIf you don't agree with the results of your dispute, here are some additional steps you can take:\n*   **Contact the information source(s).** Your best next step is to contact the entity that originally provided the disputed information to Experian and offer proof their information is incorrect. The source may be the lender or financial institution that issued you a loan or credit, but it could also be a collection agency or government office. Contact information for each source appears on your credit report, and you can use it to reach out to them.\n*   **Add a statement of dispute to your credit report.** A statement of dispute lets you explain why you believe the information in your credit report is incomplete or inaccurate. Your statement will appear on your Experian credit report whenever it's accessed or requested by a potential lender or creditor, so they may ask you for more details or documentation as part of their review or application process. To add a statement of dispute, go to the Dispute Center, choose the item in dispute, and select Add a Statement from the menu of dispute reasons.\n*   **Dispute again with relevant information.** If you have additional relevant information to substantiate your claim, you can submit a new dispute. If you're filing the dispute online, follow the steps listed above for using the Dispute Center, and use the upload link to provide your supporting documentation.\nA dispute with additional relevant information can also be submitted by mail to Experian at P.O. Box 4500, Allen, TX 75013.\nRegularly checking your credit reports for accuracy and disputing any errors you discover can help ensure your activity is tracked correctly, and that you get the credit score you deserve based on your credit habits. END