 TITLE: Credit Bureau Contact Info | Phone Number, Address CONTENT: How to Contact Credit Bureaus — Equifax, Experian, TransUnion\n-------------------------------------------------------------\n###### Written by: Kristy Welsh\nDo you want to contact one of the big three credit reporting agencies? The information on this page regarding Experian, Equifax and TransUnion may change, **but is current as of August 2017**. There are a number of reasons why you would need to contact one of the credit bureaus directly — from ordering credit reports to filing credit disputes — so we have included here numerous ways you can reach them. Note, reviewing your credit reports at least once a year helps you protect yourself from identity theft catch incorrect information reported in your credit file, and track the credit repair process. \nHow to Order Your Credit Report\n-------------------------------\nOrdering your credit reports has gotten easier thanks to changes in legislation. You can order your credit reports in one of the following ways:\n*   Go to AnnualCreditReport.com to order all three reports once a year for free\n*   Go to the [Equifax site](about:blank) \n*   Go to the [TransUnion site](about:blank)\n*   Go to the [Experian site](about:blank)\nIf you want to order your credit reports directly from the credit bureaus, they will charge you a fee and try to sign you up for one of their paid credit monitoring services. These services may be worth it if you are trying to clean up your credit, as you can keep an eye on changes to your credit reports and scores, and monitor how well your credit repair efforts are working. If you don't want to pay for your reports, then you will have to get them from AnnualCreditReport.com, which you can supplement with free credit monitoring subscriptions sites like Credit Karma and Credit.com. \nCredit Bureaus Address\n----------------------\n### **Experian**  \nP.O. Box 4500  \nAllen, TX 75013\n### **Equifax Information Services, LLC**  \nP.O. Box 740256  \nAtlanta, GA 30374-0256\n### **TransUnion, LLC**  \n**Consumer Dispute Center**  \nP.O. Box 2000  \nChester, PA 19016\nCredit Bureaus Phone Number\n---------------------------\n### **Experian**  \n(888) 397-3742\n### **Equifax**  \n(866) 349-5191\n### **TransUnion, LLC**  \n(800)**) 680-7289**\nCredit Bureaus on the Internet\n------------------------------\n*   [Experian](about:blank)\n*   [Equifax](about:blank)\n*   [TransUnion](about:blank)\nBackground of Credit Reporting Agencies\n---------------------------------------\n*   [Experian](about:blank \"Experian\")\n*   [Equifax](about:blank \"History of Equifax\")\n*   [TransUnion](about:blank \"History of Transunion\")\nFree Credit Reports\n-------------------\nYou can get a free report:\n*   Once a year from www.AnnualCreditReport.com (does not include your credit score).\n*   If you are turned down for credit, employment, or insurance within the last 60 days. Take the written proof of your rejection and mail it to the credit bureaus, requesting your free report.\n*   If you were charged higher rates and fees or deposits based on a credit report issued by a credit bureau, you have the right to get a free copy from that bureau (free copy from that bureau only).\n*   If you certify in writing that you are unemployed and plan to seek employment in the next 60 days.\n*   If you are on welfare.\n*   If you write to say you were a victim of fraud. \nThere are more ways to get your credit report, [learn more about getting your credit report](about:blank).\n[Learn more about credit bureaus](about:blank). END