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Here's a fun one for you! When I was a kid I was briefly a ward of the court. During that time, I had an official address that was not where I actually lived,
by Klathmon 8y ago
Here's a fun one for you!
When I was a kid I was briefly a ward of the court. During that time, I had an official address that was not where I actually lived, and somehow the credit bureaus got ahold of that information.
So whenever I need to answer the suite of questions for identity verification, if I get the "which of these places have you lived", there's a good chance I won't know the answer, because I was a kid and never actually lived there.
So when that happens, I guess at one of the addresses, inevitably get it wrong, fail my own identity verification process, and need to jump through a ton of hoops to either re-try the process and hope I don't get that question, or verify my identity another way.
- cbhl 8y agoDoes that address show up when you request your credit report by mail? It should be free (apart from postage).
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