Credit reports are obtained for free at least once in every year, and actually this is a right of every citizen. The government holds the needs of its subjects very dear and therefore has to ensure that every citizen gets access to an accurate credit report. Some of the impacts of a credit report may have a direct effect on the economy, hence the government’s concern. Experts feel that a credit report from the government is the best tool for conducting a consumer’s reviews and understanding exactly what credits have been saying about him.
Credit reports from the government are obtained as a remedy/verification for persons whose reports from credit report firms has been concluded as negative. The law allows the government to conduct an independent report to verify whether the first report was correct. Similarly, if a person has been denied insurance and employment applications or even credit applications, he can request for a credit report from the government after giving a 60-day notice.
The reports obtained from the government are bias-free as the government is not a personal business therefore unlikely to favor no one. In most instances the government has no personal ties with individuals and would therefore not give a report that compromising.
The government is more efficient in terms of service delivery as opposed to individual companies. The reports from the government are timelier in delivery, more credible and acceptable universally. Financial institutions and other lenders are more confident when a credit report of their debtors is obtained from government sources.
Government reports are very convenient. The application is done online through their official website that is accessible by all citizens without asking for verification details like passwords. The application can also be done through mail provided all the necessary information is submitted in accuracy and completeness. The state is also very consistent and professional in its delivery of services and is not likely to commit any legal breaches.
