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Credit Report Inquiries

Date: Mon, 06/23/2008 - 19:57

Submitted by edhue1000
on Mon, 06/23/2008 - 19:57

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Hey everyone. My new job is going to run a credit report on me. When will their inquiry show up on my credit report? I understand that if it's someone checking my credit report, it's considered a soft inquiry. Will their inquiry show up on my report right away or later and how much later? Can they check my credit and their inquiry not show up on my credit report? Please help, Ed


If they make an inquiry, it will show up instantly. Employment inquiries, I'm pretty sure are soft, so only you can see that they inquired.

That is if they run it at all. It is becoming standard procedure to make applicants sign all the consent forms and disclosures, but sometimes the company won't actually go through the trouble of pulling all those reports.

Kind of like drug testing -- my company (and others I've worked for) make you sign a drug testing consent form when they hire you, but they don't actually drug test. They just keep the form in your file in case they ever suspect you of using drugs, then they can demand you to take the test.

I stray. Bottom line, they cannot check your credit without it showing up.


lrhall41

Submitted by DebtCruncher on Mon, 06/23/2008 - 20:36

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I just got this from Transunion:

[quote]Question
Where does the Employment Credit Report (PEER) inquiry display?

Answer
The Employment Credit Report (PEER) posts an 'EM' inquiry type; the 'EM' inquiry will only display under a Consumer Relations (CNS), supervisory maintenance, or another Employment Credit Report transaction.[/quote]
You might also find this interesting:
Quote:

Question:
How does the Employment Credit Report (PEER) differ from a regular Credit Report?

Answer:
There are five (5) major differences between the Employment Credit Report (PEER) and Credit Reports:

1) Employment Credit Report will display up to four employment sets, when available. Currently, a Credit Report will display only the two most current employment sets.

2) Tradeline and bank set account numbers are suppressed on an Employment Credit Report. Suppression protects the consumer's file from potential fraud.

3) The age/date of birth does not appear on Employment Credit Reports.

4) A letter will be automatically generated to the consumer stating a public record was present on a file accessed for employment purposes.

5) Employment Credit Report posts a special inquiry type of ???????EM.???????


lrhall41

Submitted by DebtCruncher on Mon, 06/23/2008 - 20:44

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