Human Trafficking

I have information on my Teletrack credit report that is a result of being a victim of human trafficking. What can I do?

You can submit a request for Teletrack to remove or block adverse information resulting from human trafficking from your Teletrack credit report by completing the linked form and mailing to the address referenced below. You can submit your request and required supporting documents (see the information below for more on this) to Teletrack by mail to the address below.

Teletrack, an Equifax Company
Consumer Reporting Division
P.O. Box 105013
Atlanta, GA 30348

You may also call us at (877) 309-5226 to speak to an agent about the process for submitting a request related to information resulting from human trafficking.

What documents are required to process my request and remove adverse information from my Teletrack credit report that is a result of human trafficking?

For Teletrack to process your request and remove adverse information from your Teletrack credit report that is the result of human trafficking, you need to provide Teletrack with documentation confirming that you were a victim of human trafficking. These documents may be one or more of the following:

• A document that includes a determination that you were a victim of a form of human trafficking from:
  • A federal, state, tribal, or local governmental entity, government agency, or law enforcement entity; or
  • A non-governmental entity or task force authorized by a governmental agency to make such a determination; or
  • A self-attestation--a statement prepared by you (or your representative) stating that you were a victim of human trafficking that is certified by an authorized employee or representative of such a governmental agency or non-governmental entity; or
  • One or more documents from a court indicating a determination by a court that you were a victim of human trafficking in a case where a central issue is whether you are a victim of human trafficking. Court documents can be made up of several documents from the court case that together show that the court accepted as true or found no genuine dispute that you were a victim of human trafficking.

When you are submitting your request by mail at the address provided above, you must provide the above documentation and the following with your mailed request:

• Proof of identity, which may include copies of a government issued ID, driver’s license, birth certificate, passport, Social Security card or W2 (make sure any photocopies are clear and readable); and
• A statement identifying (1) the specific items of adverse information on your Teletrack credit report that resulted from human trafficking (for example, by including the account number and creditor name) and (2) the mailing address (or email address) that Teletrack should use to communicate with you in writing about your request.

If a designated representative, like your attorney or a victim assistance advocate, is preparing your statement or submitting your request on your behalf, they must also include proof of their identity and documentation that you have authorized them to act for you, like a valid power of attorney.

If you have additional questions, call us at (877) 309-5226.