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3. Request and Review your reports online
Before you get your credit reports, you will answer a few more questions. These questions are meant to be hard. You may even need your records to answer them. They are used to ensure that nobody but you can get your credit information.
If you can, print your credit reports so you can look at them later.
You repeat this step for each credit report
Your free annual credit report does not include credit scores
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