Assertion: consumer's information | /r/HasProperty | inaccurate
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Source sentences:
text: You have "reasonable cause to believe" that information is inaccurate if you have knowledge, other than allegations from the consumer, that would lead a reasonable person to doubt the accuracy of the information.
text: You may be exempt from this requirement if you give an address for consumers to report inaccurate information, but you cannot, under any circumstances, report information the consumer has told you is inaccurate if it is, in fact, inaccurate.
text: If you furnish information to a CRA on a regular basis and determine that any information you provided is inaccurate or incomplete, you must promptly notify the CRA and provide corrections or additions.
text: provide corrected information to every CRA that received the information if your investigation shows the information is incomplete or inaccurate; and
text: notify each CRA to which you provided inaccurate information if the investigation finds the information was inaccurate.
text: If you believe information in your Employment Data Report is inaccurate, you may contact the Work Number’s Client Service Center at (800) 996-7566 to have your dispute investigated.