This Letter to Update Accounts Discharged in Bankruptcy is sent to a credit reporting agency when an account is incorrectly reported after bankruptcy has been filed. Credit reporting agencies often do not update their accounts to reflect that an individual has filed for bankruptcy and many discharged items may contain incorrect information. This derogatory information will significantly lower your credit score and it is imperative that all information be corrected after a bankruptcy is discharged. This Letter to Update Accounts Discharged in Bankruptcy gives the credit agency written notice that any accounts discharged in bankruptcy should be updated accordingly.

This Letter to Update Accounts Discharged in Bankruptcy contains the following:

• Reporting Agency: The name and address of the credit reporting agency;
• Bankruptcy Information: Detailed information regarding the bankruptcy including case number and court where filed;
• Discharged Accounts: Detailed information regarding the discharged accounts, including any civil judgments;
• Investigation: Requests that the credit agency investigate the matter, update the credit file and send a revised credit report to the writer.

Protect Yourself and Your Rights by using this accurate and up-to-date form. This attorney-prepared package includes:

1. Information
2. Letter to Update Accounts Discharged in Bankruptcy Case

State Law Compliance: This form complies with the laws of all states