How do I add a new address to my credit report?

To update your current address on your credit report, you need to provide TransUnion with valid supporting documents that show the correct updated information. Mail in copies of two documents that show your new address. Examples of valid documents include: - Copy of a utility bill - Copy of your driver's license Send your written request as well as copies of your documents to the mailing address for disputes at TransUnion, which you can find on the Dispute by Mail or Phone page.

How do I update my date of birth, name or Social Security number on my credit report?

To update your date of birth, name or Social Security number, you need to provide TransUnion with valid supporting documents that show the correct updated information. Examples of valid documents include: - Copy of your driver’s license - Copy of your birth certificate - Copy of your Social Security card - A court order Send your written request as well as copies of your documents to the mailing address for disputes at TransUnion, which you can find on the Dispute by Mail or Phone page.

Disputes and Personal Information

Keeping your personal information up to date on your credit report is an important part of managing your data identity.

How to Update Your Personal Information

You can update some of your information online. For updates to more sensitive information, you may need to mail in supporting documents.

Update Online

Delete a Phone Number
Delete an Old Address
Delete an Employer

Start a dispute online for free in the TransUnion Service Center

Update by Mail

Name
Date of Birth
Social Security Number
Add a New Address

Learn more about what documents to mail TransUnion

Common Questions About Personal Information on Your Credit Report

To remove old addresses from a credit report, you can log in to the TransUnion Service Center and start a dispute for free.

To update your current address on your credit report, you need to provide TransUnion with valid supporting documents that show the correct updated information. Mail in copies of two documents that show your new address.

Examples of valid documents include:

Copy of a utility bill
Copy of your driver's license

Send your written request as well as copies of your documents to the mailing address for disputes at TransUnion, which you can find on the Dispute by Mail or Phone page.

To remove a phone number from your credit report, you can log in to the TransUnion Service Center and start a dispute for free.

To update your date of birth, name or Social Security number, you need to provide TransUnion with valid supporting documents that show the correct updated information.

Examples of valid documents include:

Copy of your driver’s license
Copy of your birth certificate
Copy of your Social Security card
A court order

Send your written request as well as copies of your documents to the mailing address for disputes at TransUnion, which you can find on the Dispute by Mail or Phone page.

Start the Dispute Process

Here's how to file a dispute online with TransUnion^®. It's free to create an online account and free to file. You can also dispute for free by mail or phone.

Create Free Account

Create a free TransUnion Service Center account to get started. Log in if you already have one.

Create an account Log in to existing account

Determine What to Dispute

Review your credit report and see what you want to dispute.

Learn what you can dispute

Gather Supporting Documents

You can add supporting documents to your disputes. This can help with your request.

Learn more in our blog post

Submit and Track Online

Follow the steps in the TransUnion Service Center. After you submit, you can check its status there too.

Log in to check status

Disputes and Personal Information