
Your tenant screening report plays a major role in whether you’re approved for an apartment or rental home. Landlords often rely on these reports to assess creditworthiness, rental history, and background information.
But what happens when the report is wrong? False evictions, outdated criminal records, and mixed-file errors can unfairly cost you housing opportunities. Many renters face higher deposits—or outright denials—because of mistakes they didn’t cause.
Our tenant credit report correction attorneys fight to make sure your record tells the truth. Backed by the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA), we hold tenant screening companies accountable, dispute false information, and take legal action when necessary.
Even small mistakes can have big consequences. Our tenant screening lawyers often see errors such as:

Reports confuse your information with another person’s.

Even dismissed or resolved cases may still appear.

Old charges that should be hidden can resurface unfairly.

Errors that lower your rental creditworthiness.

Computer-generated scores exaggerate risk, leading to wrongful denials.
These mistakes can cost you more than just an apartment—they can affect job opportunities, your family’s stability, and your financial future.
We correct false information and clear damaging errors.
We file disputes with tenant screening agencies and credit bureaus.
We eliminate wrongful eviction records that don’t belong on your report.
If you were denied housing due to false information, we can fight back under the FCRA.
We provide comprehensive correction and ongoing protection against future harm.





The Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) gives renters the right to:
• Accurate information on their tenant's credit report
• Notice when a landlord denies housing based on the report
• The ability to dispute and correct errors
If your rights are violated, you may be entitled to:
• Actual damages (lost housing opportunities, emotional distress)
• Statutory damages
• Attorneys’ fees and costs
A tenant credit report correction attorney can enforce these rights and make sure tenant screening companies are held accountable.
It’s a background and credit report landlords use to decide if you qualify for rental housing.
You can file a dispute with the tenant screening company—but having an FCRA attorney greatly increases your chance of success.
Yes. A tenant screening lawyer can correct errors, remove false evictions, and even pursue compensation for wrongful denials.
You may have a strong case under the FCRA. Our attorneys can dispute the record and seek damages for the denial.
Simple disputes may be resolved in weeks, but complex cases can take longer—especially if legal action is required.
You may recover actual damages, statutory damages, and attorney’s fees.

False eviction case
Client wrongly listed as evicted, preventing multiple rentals—record corrected and compensation awarded.

Mixed identity case
Tenant’s report included another person’s criminal record—cleared after legal dispute.

Outdated criminal record case
Expunged charge still appearing—removed through FCRA enforcement.
Don’t let one error stand between you and a safe home. Our tenant screening lawyers are ready to fight for your rights and restore your record.