 TITLE: How Disputing Information on Your Credit Report Affects Your Credit CONTENT: What If I Disagree With the Outcome of My Dispute?\n--------------------------------------------------\nIf you receive your dispute results and don't agree with them, you have a few options:\n#### 1\\. Contact the Source of the Information\nYour best next step is to contact the entity who originally provided the information to Experian. This is usually the creditor, lender or financial institution that provided the loan or credit initially, but could also be a collection agency or office of the government. The contact details for the source of each piece of information appears on your credit report. View your credit report to get the contact information.\n#### 2\\. Add a Statement of Dispute\nA statement of dispute allows you to explain why you believe the information is inaccurate or incomplete. The 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#### 3\\. Dispute Again With Relevant Information\nIf you have additional relevant information to substantiate your claim, you can submit a new dispute by uploading the additional documentation through Experian's Online Dispute Center. Once your dispute has been submitted you will be presented with a link to upload supporting documentation. END