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You should explain in writing what you think is wrong, why, and include copies of documents that support your dispute. You can also use our instructions and template letter as a guide.If you mail a dispute, your dispute letter should include:Contact information for you, including your complete name, address, and telephone numberCredit report confirmation number, if availableEach error you want fixed, including the account number for any account you may be disputingClear explanation of why you are disputing the informationRequest that the information be removed or correctedA copy of the portion of your credit report that contains the disputed items, with the disputed items circled or highlightedCopies (not originals) of documents that support your positionYou can choose to send your dispute letter by certified mail and ask for a return receipt, so that you have a record that your letter was received.You can contact the nationwide credit reporting companies online, by mail, or by phone:EquifaxOnline: www.equifax.com/personal/credit-report-services/credit-dispute/ By mail: Download the dispute form Mail the dispute form with your letter to:Equifax Information Services LLCP.O. Box 740241Atlanta, GA 30374By phone: Call the phone number shown on your credit report or call (866) 349-5191ExperianOnline: www.experian.com/disputes/main.html By mail: Use the address provided on your credit report or mail your letter to:ExperianP.O. Box 4500Allen, TX 75013By phone: Call the phone number shown on your credit report or call (888) 397-3742TransUnionOnline: dispute.transunion.com By mail: Download the dispute form Mail the dispute form with your letter to:TransUnion Consumer SolutionsP.O. Box 2000Chester, PA 19016-2000By phone: (800) 916-8800, Monday – Friday 8 a.m. 11 p.m. ET, Saturday and Sunday 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. ET.Keep copies of your dispute letter and the documents you send with it.

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Click “OK” to continue. By clicking “OK” you are confirming under penalty of perjury that the information you reported is complete and accurate. Click “Cancel” to go back and make changes to the fleet. Once you click “OK” the message will change to “Confirmation complete” as displayed below. Click “Close” to continue.Check compliance. Once the page reloads, you will see one of the two colored boxes below.
	If your fleet does not meet the compliance requirements, a red box stating “Not Eligible for Certificate” will display to the right as shown in the example below.If your fleet meets the compliance requirements, the statement “Fleet is in Compliance” will display on the left side of the “2019 Compliance Status” box. A green box will appear to the right prompting you to click “Print Certificate” as shown below. Click the green box to continue.Select “Print Certificate” to confirm you agree with the statement below and access the certificate for printing.NoteIf your certificate does not print properly, you may have to alter the settings in your browser. To get the best results, use Internet Explorer. Under the File menu go to the “Page Setup” and choose “landscape”. Next, under “Margins and Headers”, blank out all header and footers and set margins to “0”. To print the State Seal, check “Print Background” (colors & images).Prior Reporting Year Certificate InstructionsTRUCRS allows fleets to print a certificate of compliance if the last recorded fleet status before open reporting was compliant. If you were not compliant, or did not update your fleet’s compliance status during the last year, you will not be able to print a certificate reflecting the last year’s compliance.Open the Truck and Bus Reporting page, and enter your user name and password and login to continue. If you forgot your username or password, select “Forgot Username/Password?” for assistanceReview your Company/Fleet information by selecting View or Update. Logging in will take you to the fleet summary list. Select your fleet and choose “View or Update” to continue.Select the “Compliance Status” tab. You will arrive at the “Message Center” tab.
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