Unfreezing your credit reports is simple. If you need to apply for a new line of credit, you may choose to thaw your credit for a short period of time or indefinitely. Unfreezing your credit report will allow creditors access so they can assess your creditworthiness for a new loan such as a mortgage or car loan. The process for removing a credit freeze is as easy as requesting a credit freeze. You can use our form letter to send the necessary information to the three reporting agencies. Keep a copy of your request for your records. Usually, it only takes a few days for the credit reporting agencies to remove the freeze once they receive your request.
For security reasons, the credit agencies will require you to have your Personal Identification Number (PIN). If you lose your PIN, you can request a new PIN in writing or by calling the credit reporting agencies directly.
Other ways we can help you protect your credit,
Dispute Fraudulent Credit Card Transaction
Letter to Report an Identity Theft to the FBI
Affidavit of Identity