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Once you have received your login details in the post you can access your £2 statutory report.
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£2 Statutory Credit Report
What information does your statutory credit report cover?
Your statutory credit report details your credit history. It contains all the public and private information recorded in your name and available to lenders carrying out a credit check through Experian.
Remember Credit Expert can offer you many additional features which the Statutory Report does not. The table below may help you make a decision about which Experian service is most suitable for you.
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** Monthly fee applies after trial. New customers only.
What You Need in Order to Apply
Please note when completing your application you will need to supply all addresses you have lived at in the last 6 years. Please make sure you have your full address details, including any postcodes, before you start to apply.
How to Order Your Statutory Credit Report
There are many ways to order your statutory credit report, select the most appropriate method for you from the options given below:
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Order Your Statutory Credit Report You can order your statutory credit report online or by post.
Order Online The cost of ordering a statutory credit report online is £2. You can choose to view your report online or to receive it by post. If you choose to view your report online we will post you a passkey once your report is available, usually within 5 working days. This will allow you to log in to a secure area of our site and view your report. If you choose to receive your report by post it will be posted to you within 7 working days. Ordering by Post You can also download the credit report application form and send it to: Customer Support Centre
Experian strongly recommends you to read the privacy statement to understand the identity verification and fraud prevention procedures that Experian employs when processing each statutory credit report request, before you order your statutory credit report by post.
The cost of ordering a statutory credit report by post is £2.
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Order a statutory credit report for a non-limited company
If you are a sole trader or a partnership you can download the non-limited business credit report application form and send it to
Experian Ltd.
PO Box 8000,
Nottingham,
NG80 7WF
The cost of ordering your non-limited business credit report is £2
Notes:
We can only provide a copy of your own credit report. Other people (including your partner or spouse or anyone else you may have
applied for credit with) must each apply for their own report.
Your application is made under Section 7 of the Data Protection Act 1998 and we will keep a record of your application and include it
on future reports we send you.
Because we operate throughout the world in providing our goods and services, this may involve us transferring your personal information to countries whose data protection laws do not provide the same level of protection as those in the UK. If we do so, we will ensure that an agreement is in place in which anyone to whom we pass the information agrees to treat it with the same level of protection as if we were dealing with it.