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Originally Posted by grn910  When I sent the courts a letter asking how they verify info w/ CRA's they sent me back computer print outs of 2 judgements, one of which was on my CR & the other wasnt but there is one on my CR that isnt in public records. How do I dispute them now. The ones on my CR both came back verified about 2wks ago. Should I send the "recently investigated" letter? Also I know the courts sent me the wrong thing but when I called them to explain what I needed they said the computer printouts are what they send anyone that asks for it b/c theyre public records. If the CRA did this is, is this considered verified? |
What idiots. :mad: Sometimes I really wonder what the requirements are to work in the clerk's office. UGH.
No, that's not good enough.......and not at all what you asked them for.
You're going to need to send another letter. You could do what nitro suggested in
this thread and put the letter attn: to the court administrator.
Ok, so it looks like we need to dumb it down for them. :rolleyes:
In your
PR letter, stress that you are not asking for proof of your judgment but you are asking what their policies and procedures are. Do they report these to the CRAs?
We know that court records are public information (duh) and anyone can find out/verify if you have a judgment.........what you need to specify in your letter is you would like to know if the courts report this info to the CRAs.
I can't believe how difficult some of the courthouses make it for us!