Lisa Cahill, Credit Cards Moderator
@lisacahill
You can correct an address on your credit report by filing a dispute with the credit bureau that produced the report. Keep in mind that credit bureaus maintain records of your previous addresses, so you should only file a dispute if a previous address is listed as current or if the current listed address is incorrect. You can expect the credit bureau to respond to your dispute within 30 days.
You can learn more about the dispute process for a particular credit bureau by following the links below.
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