Tampa Innovis Lawyer

Most people know about Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion, but Innovis is another consumer reporting agency that may have information about you. If your Innovis report contains accounts or other information that does not belong to you, a Florida Innovis attorney at Sharmin & Sharmin, P.A. can help you understand your rights and what to do next.

Why Choose Sharmin & Sharmin, P.A.?

Our firm focuses on credit report and identity theft cases. Clients choose us because:

• More than 20 years of experience: Our attorneys have decades of experience handling credit reporting and identity theft matters.
• Substantial trial experience: We handle Fair Credit Reporting Act cases and have significant courtroom experience.
• Personal attention: We are selective about the cases we take so each case receives the time and attention it deserves.

We handle these matters on a contingency fee basis, which means we do not charge attorney fees unless there is a recovery.

What Is Innovis and Why Does It Matter?

Innovis keeps consumer information that businesses may use to confirm your identity, review your credit history, or make decisions about an account. Because Innovis is not as well known as the three major credit bureaus, some people do not think to check their Innovis report when they discover identity theft or credit reporting problems.

Wrong information can cause serious problems. You might be denied a loan or new line of credit, receive worse lending terms, or face other financial problems because of information that should not be on your report. At Sharmin & Sharmin, P.A., we represent consumers dealing with inaccurate, incomplete, and unverifiable credit information.

Common Tampa Innovis Credit Report Errors

An Innovis report may contain mistakes for several reasons. Identity theft is one possibility, but records can also become mixed with information belonging to someone else. Problems may include:

• Accounts you never opened
• Debts caused by identity theft
• Incorrect balances or payment histories
• Accounts belonging to someone with a similar name
• Wrong names, addresses, or other personal details
• Old or inaccurate information that should not be reported

If something looks unfamiliar, do not assume it will disappear on its own. Keep copies of your report and any documents connected to the disputed account.

What Can You Do About a Tampa Innovis Error?

The Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) gives consumers rights when information on a credit report is inaccurate, incomplete, or unverifiable. If you find an error, one important step is to dispute it with the credit reporting agency.

If identity theft caused the problem, notify the credit bureaus and the lenders or creditors involved. You may also need to notify law enforcement. Keep copies of dispute letters, credit reports, responses, account statements, and other records showing what happened.

How a Tampa Innovis Lawyer Can Help

A lawyer can review your Innovis report and the steps you have already taken to correct it. Our attorneys can review whether the information may violate the FCRA and whether Innovis or another company failed to respond to your dispute.

If a credit reporting company fails to correct inaccurate information after receiving proper notice, you may have a claim. We use federal law to pursue claims against credit reporting agencies when appropriate.

Contact a Tampa Innovis Lawyer Today

If an Innovis error is affecting your credit or resulted from identity theft, contact Sharmin & Sharmin, P.A. Call us today for a free consultation and learn what steps may be available to correct the problem and protect your rights.