Short advice from Daniel Rosen on improving credit reports by first reviewing and correcting inaccurate personal information (past addresses, past employers, name misspellings). He recommends sending a personal information update request letter to the credit bureau and notes you may send these requests as often as needed until the errors are removed.
Before addressing negative items, you should review and correct any inaccurate personal information on your credit reports. This includes past addresses, past employers, and even misspellings of your name. This excess personal information can be connected to negative accounts that you want to dispute and get removed. Take some time to look at your credit report, find those errors, and then send a personal information update request letter to the credit bureau. The great thing about these personal information update requests is that you can send them whenever you want and how often you want until the information is removed.
