Upon receipt of your dispute results, thoroughly review your updated credit report. FCRA violations may continue to remain on your credit report and will need to be addressed. And, based on the responses from the bureaus, you may need to submit other letters directly to creditors, collection agencies or other furnishers of  information.
The process is repeated, tenaciously with persistence until your credit file is completely accurate and free of mistakes, duplicates and false negatives. During the process at any time, we encourage you to call us to discuss questions and concerns. The credit bureaus can be extremely stubborn, but our experience has shown that a bit of persistence and pressure can often bring resolution to even the most complicated credit problems. If warranted, you can file complaints with the state attorney general, Federal Trade Commission (FTC), Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, (CFPB) and Better Business Bureau (BBB).