Credit Report Dispute Letter
An FCRA dispute letter asking Equifax, Experian, or TransUnion to correct or delete inaccurate information. $29 one-time.
Dispute a Credit ErrorLegal Documents
Answer a few plain-English questions and get a document built for your situation, whether you're disputing a credit report error, responding to a collector, or answering a lawsuit. You see what each document does and what it costs before you start.
Self-help legal documents are letters, responses, and court filings you prepare yourself instead of paying an attorney to draft them. They work best for common, well-defined situations where the rules are clear and the stakes are manageable.
IAMPROSAY turns those rules into guided questions, so you don't start from a blank template. Read our complete guide to DIY legal documents to learn when doing it yourself makes sense and when it doesn't.
An FCRA dispute letter asking Equifax, Experian, or TransUnion to correct or delete inaccurate information. $29 one-time.
Dispute a Credit ErrorChallenges a hard inquiry you never authorized, citing the FCRA's permissible-purpose rule. $29 one-time.
Remove an InquiryMakes a debt collector prove the debt, with a scan of its letters and calls for FDCPA violations. $29 one-time.
Respond to a CollectorA court-ready Answer that responds to each allegation and preserves your defenses, with filing guidance. $49 one-time.
Answer My LawsuitA dispute letter to the issuing toll authority that sets out your grounds to contest the charge. $49 one-time.
Dispute a TollReviews your repossession for problems like missing notices or a breach of the peace and asserts your rights to the lender. $29 one-time.
Review a RepossessionA Qualified Written Request asking your servicer to investigate and fix misapplied payments, escrow mistakes, and similar errors. $29 one-time.
Fix a Servicer ProblemYou can also buy token packs and unlock individual tools. Tokens never expire. Compare plans and pricing.
Pick your situation or upload the notice or letter you received.
Your answers become a formatted document in your name.
Check the details, then send or file it and track the response.
In those situations, talk to a licensed attorney. Attorney Review is also available as an add-on for individual documents.
You don't need to know the name of the document. Tell us what happened, and we'll point you to the right one.