Do i have to adjust all three or can i adjust the one with the middle score. Does it work like that? by antoniojrramirez44 from Colorado Springs, Colorado. Aug 21st 2013
It is possible but then your high score may become your middle score. Generally, however, you will want to improve all your scores.
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You need to do the top 2. If your middle score goes up then the top score could become the middle. It depends on how much you need to raise it. Also I would go through a credit repair company or a lender so that you make sure to do the right things and be in a position to rapid rescore.Karen E. CloseEnvoy Mortgage303-483-7518
you need to review the credit report and decide which scores are the easiest to improve. Depending on your scores and credit history,it might only need to pay down a few accounts or increase the credit limits.without seeing your report it is hard to know, ask LO that pulled your credit , i am sure he can help you with it
You cannot "adjust" your score by simply contacting the bureau(s). You must provide documents to them to show that a negative event that they are reporting is incorrect. If you were truly late on a payment, have a valid collection account, or other accurate negative event - then it's accurate. Only errors in reporting can be corrected.
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You may dispute any errors to all 3 bureaus, and you may take steps to improve all your scores by paying down your credit cards to below 30% of the available credit.
If the middle score goes up higher than your top score, now your top score is your middle score .Also you must show documentation to prove any errors in your credit report.
It's always better to work on all three scores.
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