What are dispute letters?
Dispute letters are formal written requests sent to credit bureaus asking them to investigate and remove specific inaccurate items from your credit report. Our AI generates personalized letters for each item, citing the specific FCRA statute that applies.
How do I send my letters?
You have two options, and both are free. You can copy your letters and mail them yourself via USPS Certified Mail with Return Receipt Requested, or let LuxCredAI mail them for you — we print and send them certified, with tracking, so you do not need a printer or a trip to the post office.
How does the letter sending work?
When you choose to have us send a letter, you click Send Letter, enter your details once, and we handle the printing, enveloping, and certified mailing on your behalf — with a tracking number provided. This service is free.
How long do bureaus have to respond?
Under FCRA Section 611, credit bureaus must complete their investigation within 30 days of receiving your dispute letter. If they cannot verify the information, they must remove it from your report.
What if the bureau does not respond?
If a bureau does not respond within 30 days, that may be an FCRA violation. Our free Dispute Defender helps you escalate — generating a Method of Verification request, an FCRA violation notice, and, if needed, a complaint you can file with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB).