Step 1
Pull Your Credit Reports
Go to www.annualcreditreport.com — the only federally authorized source for free credit reports. Pull reports from all three bureaus: Equifax, Experian, TransUnion. You are entitled to one free report from each bureau every 12 months.
Step 2
Identify Errors
Review each report carefully. Look for:
- Accounts that aren't yours
- Incorrect late payments (dates/amounts wrong)
- Duplicate accounts listed more than once
- Accounts marked as "collections" when they were paid
- Outdated negative items (should fall off after 7 years)
- Bankruptcies older than 10 years
- Incorrect personal information (names, addresses, SSN)
Circle or highlight anything that looks wrong.
Step 3
Book Your Free 20-Minute Consultation
What to expect:
- A credit specialist reviews your reports with you
- We identify the items that can be disputed
- We explain the restoration process and timeline
- We recommend the right plan (Fresh Start, Credit Rebuild Plus, or Elite Credit Restoration)
- No pressure, no obligation — and $0 upfront
Contact: Elissia Stone — estone@stonesnotarycreditrepair.com | www.stonesnotarycreditrepair.com
Step 4
Understand the Dispute Process
- 1We Analyze — We review every item on your reports across all three bureaus
- 2We Dispute — We send personalized challenges to the bureaus for inaccurate/unverifiable items
- 3Bureaus Investigate — The credit bureaus have 30 days to verify the item with the creditor
- 4We Follow Up — If the creditor can't verify, the item is removed. If verified, we re-evaluate strategy
- 5Bi-Weekly Reviews — Every two weeks we check progress and adjust
Step 5
Stay On Track
- Don't open new credit accounts during the restoration process
- Keep making on-time payments on current accounts
- Respond quickly when we ask for documents or information
- You'll start seeing progress in as little as 60–90 days