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A hard inquiry will slightly ding your credit score. But it wonât last too long. Inquiries only remain on your credit report for 2 years, and hard inquiries only affect your credit score for 12 months.
According to MyFICO, a single credit inquiry can take up to five points off your credit score. As the number of inquiries increases, your credit score shrinks. Each inquiry stays on your credit report for two years from the date it appeared. An inquiry is generated at the time the creditor pulls your credit report -- however, it could take longer to show up on your credit report. Your FICO score does not include the inquiry from that pull in the credit score your lender gets.