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Wednesday, 10 March 2010 11:54

How Can I Remove CCJ's From My Credit After Bankruptcy?

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I was discharged from bankruptcy 1.5 yrs ago but on checking my credit report still find ccj's active which should've been included in the bankruptcy order, how can i get these removed or satisfied, these are causing problems with my credit rating.

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In bankruptcy all your debts were placed and discharged, including any CCJ's.

Once your bankruptcy has been discharged you can obtain a copy of the discharge form the court where you filed for bankruptcy. The court can charge you £60 for this discharge form.

Send copies of the discharge to the (3) three credit bureaus, Call Credit, Experian and Equifax, so they can update your credit files.

Thank you for letting me help you.

Jon

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