CROA · Required consumer disclosures

Your rights as a credit repair consumer.

Plain-language disclosures. We post them because the law requires it, and because you should know what you are getting before you sign. The Credit Repair Organizations Act (CROA, 15 U.S.C. § 1679) requires every credit repair organization to give consumers these disclosures before signing — read them, they protect you.

Before you sign: federal law gives you the right to cancel a credit repair agreement within three business days, for any reason, with no penalty. The notice below spells out exactly how and when to use that right. Read it first.
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Cancel within three business days — for any reason, no questions asked.

Required disclosures before you sign

Companion statutory notices (FCRA and GLBA)

Next steps

Where to go from here.

Read the disclosures once and decide. If a question is still open, talk to us — a human reviewer answers within one business day. Want the price before reading further? See transparent monthly pricing. Wrote the disclosures and want the same answers in plain Q&A? The FAQ carries them. Ready to cancel a signed agreement? Use the written cancellation request.