Credit report error

You Disputed It. It Came Back. Not This Time. Let's Make Them Look.

That account isn't yours, or it's already paid. The online form sent it right back.

An online form is built to close.
A certified letter is not.

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$39 $29
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5 min
To complete
48 hrs
USPS mailed
30 days
Bureau must reply
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What actually happens

You do five minutes.
We do the other three.

You

Tell us what happened

6 quick questions. What the report says, what's wrong, and what you already tried.

Us

We write it

A letter that names the item, says exactly why it's wrong, and asks for a real answer.

Us

A legal pro reviews it

A legal professional reads your letter before anything is printed or mailed.

Us

We mail it certified

USPS Certified to the bureau and the company that reported it — both on the hook.

A tracking number, not another form reply. Your letter goes out USPS Certified within 48 hours of checkout — or your $29 comes back in full. Jab Today is not a law firm and does not give legal advice.

The dispute letter the bureau can't auto-reject.

Your letter is custom-drafted by AI trained on the Fair Credit Reporting Act, then reviewed by a licensed attorney. It names the specific inaccurate item, cites the bureau's reinvestigation duty, and demands correction or deletion within 30 days.

USPS Certified Mail means the bureau must sign a green receipt on delivery — starting the 30-day FCRA clock and giving you court-grade proof if they fail to fix it.

USPS
CERTIFIED
June 30, 2026
James Sullivan
1420 Oak Street
San Jose, CA 95128
Experian
P.O. Box 4500
Allen, TX 75013
RE: Formal Dispute of Inaccurate Information — Account ****4821
My credit report lists a 30-day late payment on my Synchrony account (ending 4821) reported in March 2026. This is inaccurate — that payment was made on time, as my bank records confirm.
Under 15 U.S.C. §1681i(a), you must conduct a reasonable reinvestigation and delete or correct any information that cannot be verified within 30 days. Under §1681e(b), you must follow reasonable procedures to assure maximum possible accuracy...
[continues with demand for correction/deletion, notice to all recipients of the erroneous report, and reference to §1681n / §1681o damages if unresolved]

The 30-day clock only starts when you dispute in writing.

A credit error doesn't fix itself — and every month it sits there, it can cost you a higher rate on a loan, a card, an apartment, or a job. A certified dispute forces a reinvestigation on a legal deadline.

DAY 0

Certified Dispute Delivered

The bureau signs for your letter. The FCRA 30-day reinvestigation clock officially begins — with proof of the date.

DAY 1–30

Mandatory Reinvestigation

The bureau must contact the furnisher and verify the item. Anything they can't verify must be corrected or deleted under §1681i.

DAY 30+

Leverage Unlocks

Missed the deadline or failed to fix a verifiable error? You may have a claim under §1681n / §1681o — plus a CFPB complaint on record.

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One certified letter starts the legal clock.

The signed delivery receipt is proof the dispute was made and dated — the foundation for every remedy that follows.

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Common Credit Report Errors

What kinds of credit errors can Jab dispute?

If your report shows something that's wrong, outdated, or isn't yours, the FCRA gives you the right to demand a correction. Jab drafts the letter that forces it.

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Wrong Late Payment
A payment marked late that you made on time
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Account Isn't Yours
An account or debt you never opened
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Wrong Balance / Limit
Incorrect balance, credit limit, or status
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Duplicate Account
The same debt listed two or more times
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Outdated Info
Negative item past the 7-year reporting limit
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Identity Theft
Fraudulent accounts you can block under §605B

What the FCRA requires of the credit bureau

Conduct a reasonable reinvestigation within 30 days of your dispute (§1681i)
Follow procedures to assure maximum possible accuracy (§1681e(b))
Forward your dispute to the furnisher, who must investigate (§1681s-2(b))
Delete or correct any item that can't be verified
Willful violations: $100–$1,000 + punitive damages + fees (§1681n)
Comparison

Jab vs. your other options

Option Jab Credit Repair Company Online Dispute
Cost $39 $29 flat, once $50–$150/mo, ongoing Free
Exact FCRA statute citation ✓ Always Varies ✗ Generic form
Attorney review ✓ Included Rarely ✗ None
USPS Certified Mail record ✓ Included Not always ✗ No paper trail
Forces a full reinvestigation ✓ Written & dated ✓ Usually Often automated / weaker
Time to send 5 minutes Days to onboard Confusing forms

Common questions

How do I dispute an error on my credit report?

Answer a few questions on Jab. We generate an FCRA dispute letter citing 15 U.S.C. §1681i and §1681e(b), an attorney reviews it, and we mail it USPS Certified to the credit bureau within 48 hours. $29 flat — no monthly credit-repair subscription.

How long does the credit bureau have to respond?

Under the FCRA (§1681i), the bureau must complete a reasonable reinvestigation within 30 days — 45 days if you disputed after pulling a free annual report. If they miss the deadline or can't verify the item, it must be deleted or corrected.

Is a certified letter better than disputing online?

A written, certified dispute creates a dated legal record that you invoked your FCRA rights and forces a full reinvestigation. Online portals often route to an automated system (e-OSCAR) with fewer protections. The signed Certified Mail receipt is court-grade proof if you later need to sue under §1681n or §1681o.

Do I dispute with the bureau or the company that reported it?

Both are options, and the strongest disputes often go to the credit bureau (Experian, Equifax, or TransUnion), which is required to forward your dispute to the furnisher under §1681s-2(b). In the wizard you choose your target; if you pick the furnisher, we collect their address so the letter reaches them directly.

What if the error is from identity theft?

The FCRA gives you extra power. Under §605B (15 U.S.C. §1681c-2), a credit bureau must block information resulting from identity theft within 4 business days of receiving your identity-theft report. Your letter can invoke this block directly.

How much can a credit error actually cost me?

A single wrongful late payment can drop your score by dozens of points — enough to raise the interest rate on a mortgage or auto loan by thousands of dollars over its term, or to get you denied for a card, apartment, or job. Fixing it is often the highest-ROI $29 you'll spend.

What if I'm not happy with my letter?

If we can't mail your letter USPS Certified within 48 hours, full refund. If you receive your letter and feel it doesn't accurately reflect your dispute, contact support — we'll either revise or refund.

Stop letting a credit error cost you. Force the fix.

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