Did your credit report reveal your demise? You already know that these errors occur if you're looking up what to do now that "mistakenly declared dead." As ridiculous as it seems, your main priority right now is establishing your existence.

Being mistakenly reported as deceased on your credit record is a grave mistake that can hurt every account in your financial portfolio. You must understand your legal rights, how to enforce them, and who can assist you.

Our attorneys at Consumer Attorneys have successfully assisted thousands of people around the country in correcting mistakes, such as being incorrectly classified as deceased. Our attorneys are skilled in assisting clients in defending their legal rights, improving their credit ratings, and making a complete emotional and financial recovery.


What is meant by a "Deceased" indicator?

The significance of the dead indication in the context of consumer reports is rather simple. A remark on a credit report indicating the consumer's passing is known as a deceased indicator.  It might show up next to a single account or as a classification for your whole credit portfolio. It appears as the word "deceased." It could also indicate that the Social Security Administration (SSA) has accidentally added your name to their Master Death File.

What an Attorney Can Do if your credit report indicates that you have passed away

Our attorneys can assist if you've been having trouble sleeping as a result of any of these stressful statements that we frequently hear.
I'm dead, according to my credit report account!
A credit agency says I'm dead!
According to the SSA, I'm dead!
It is upsetting to be wrongly listed as deceased on a credit report, an account, or by the SSA. We understand.
This is what advocates and litigants do.
Consumer protection law is the legal process by which we challenge incorrect, deceptive, and erroneous information found in your credit reports; we do this on a daily basis.

Your greatest chance of winning this difficult struggle if you've been incorrectly marked as deceased is to retain the services of a consumer protection attorney.