Getting Your Credit Report

You can order your credit report from any of the following credit service companies or directly from the credit bureaus. When you order your report, have ready your Social Security number,date of birth, current and previous addresses for the past five years, and maiden name, if applicable. Many credit service companies offer a free credit report when your sign up for their credit monitoring service.

With today's technology, credit reports can be obtained easily on the internet. If you haven't seen your credit report lately, get a 3-in-1 merged credit report from all three major credit reporting agencies -- Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion. Each of the three national credit reporting agencies are independent of each other. Therefore what is on one report may or may not be on another.

There are a variety of companies that will offer you a credit report online. Some credit reports are easier to read; some are more convenient given your particular situation while others have additional features that you might find valuable. In the end, however, all will provide you with the data you'll need to be an informed consumer. You'd better check their sample report before you order.You can get your merged or individual report from one of the following credit service companies.

Request your Credit Report from the following services:

They offer a free copy of Experian Consumer Credit Report when you sign up for their Credit Check Monitoring Service.

When you sign up for the Credit Manager premium service, you'll get unlimited access to your Experian credit report. 3-Bureau Credit Report is also available.

They offer 3-in-1 credit report which includes all three credit reports from major credit bureaus: the most comprehensive picture of your credit history.

All 3 Bureau Credit Reports (Credit.com)
Get all threee bureau credit reports in a single format. You'll get a comprehensive view of your credit profile.