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Page 1: NI Consumer Council : ICO Credit Explained Catherine Vint and Nigel Treanor ICO NI

NI Consumer Council :ICO Credit Explained

Catherine Vint and Nigel Treanor ICO NI.

Page 2: NI Consumer Council : ICO Credit Explained Catherine Vint and Nigel Treanor ICO NI

Which Act allows me to get information on my credit file?

1: Freedom of Information Act 2000

2: Data Protection Act 1998

3: Consumer Credit Act 1974

4: Consumer Protection Act 1987

Page 3: NI Consumer Council : ICO Credit Explained Catherine Vint and Nigel Treanor ICO NI

Which of the following will you need to obtain your credit file?

1: Your bank statements going back 5 years

2: A cheque or postal order for £2

3: Details of your identity, including full name, address, data of birth and any other names you have used in past 6 years

4: Any other information credit reference agencies may require?

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How long does a credit reference agency have to respond to yourrequest for your credit reference file

1: 40 calendar days

2: 7 working days

3: 7 calendar days

4: 40 working days

Page 5: NI Consumer Council : ICO Credit Explained Catherine Vint and Nigel Treanor ICO NI

I have my credit reference file but some of the information is wrong.What can I do?

1: Contact the credit reference agencies

2: Write to the lender

3: Give your full name and address and any proof why you think the information is wrong

4: If your query is about accuracy contact the relevant agency

5: Keep a copy of any letters you send

Answer – All correct.

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The credit reference agency has notreplied to my letter within 28 days, or it has replied to my letter but taken no action – what can I do?

1: There is nothing I can do

2: Add a notice of correction

3: Complain to the Information Commissioner

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Information Information Commissioner’s OfficeCommissioner’s Office

51 Adelaide Street BelfastBT2 8FE

02890 [email protected]