How long will it b until i get my credit score?
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Assuming you sent proper identification 2 to 3 weeks.  Your score however does not come with the report unless you paid extra for it per credit bureau.  The bureaus only are required to provide a copy of your credit report for free not the score.
73043
the national average is 625 so with about 6 months or so of paying credit cards on time you will be closer to that.  Don't apply for credit anywhere and try to pay more than the minimum on your credit cards.
13537
If you get a personal loan from a local bank and make your payments on time your credit score would go up over time.  If you already have bad credit consider a secured loan (requires collateral of some sort).  However, the positive factors from this loan would take some time (6 months to a year) to actually improve your credit score.  If you are just thinking of getting a loan for quick improvement then do not do it, as getting a personal loan right before applying for a home loan might show that you are over extended.
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To get a credit card, it takes more than just a good score.\n\nPull your credit report to make sure that it is reporting correctly and dispute items that are not.\n\nAlthough, at 650, that is pretty decent to get a good credit card - depending on which bureau it is under. Go to www.whogavemecredit.com and search that score to get an idea of what others have gotten with the same score.\n\nIf you have no credit history, that can be a problem - start out with getting a secured card. Usually after 6 months or so a bank will turn it into a real credit card with a limit. Don't take out loans to raise your score. Credit is supposed to be a tool, not put you into debt!\n\nCheck out creditnet.com and creditboards.com to see if theres info out there that can help you get started!\n\nGood luck!
676735
An average credit score is around 640 - 670.  The top of the scale is 850.  Anything over 700 is good.  Anything over 750 is exceptional.  Anything approaching or over 800 is outstanding.
978354
Your credit score won't be affected unless you make late payments.  You're okay.\n\nGood Luck!
234108
It can take anywhere from days to weeks to months. Best way to know is to use a monitoring service that allows you to see your credit reports daily so you will know when your credit reports are being updated by each creditor. I have creditors that update each time there is a change in my account whether is a payment or a charge and I have creditors that only updated once a quarter which is every 3 months. There really isn't a definate answer to your question.
12303
If you're talking about a legal judgement on your credit report, it would be no more than 7 years.  It may be less, depending on your state of residence.
237895
2 issues:\n\n1) You are not saying about your "negative" items i.e., 30 day lates, 60 day lates, charge offs, etc. Depending on the time and what is being reported will determine what will happen to your score.\n\n2) Credit reporting lag. That is the time it takes for your creditors to update info to the credit bureaus. This can be anywhere from 30-90 days.\n\nGo to www.myfico.com and learn about FICO credit scoring.\n\nGood Luck
225100
7 years. If you paid it in full. Just dispute it with all 3 credit companys and the reason for dispute is " paid in full ". You can do this online or over the phone.
913330
Your credit can change minute by minute.  It all depends on when companies that you have accounts with report to the bureaus.  When the companies report, it changes not only your payment status, but outstanding balance in comparison to high credit limit, # of months reported, and how long the account has been opened,etc and all these will affect your credit score.\n\nAlso not all companies report monthly when you are in good standing, they may report less often, so that good history my not show as soon as payments are made.
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the credit reporting on your credit card will show you as 30/60/90 days late.  It will take you 6 months to a year to improve your credit score again with that vendor being the negative.  It will after the nearly 6 months upgrade to a good status as long as you keep your payment up each month and pay on time!
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There is no quick fix to imrpove your credit. Dont fall for any scam that says it will improve your credit score in a matter of weeks. The only way for credit to improve is to be responsible over a long period of time.\n\nIf you have records on your file such as public records, bankruptcies, they will stay on your record for several years. The best way to improve your credit will be to make sure you pay your credit card bills, mortagage payments, loans, in full every month and on time.\n\nIf you can't obtain credit cards because of your credit try a secured card. This is where you place a deposit into a savings account in the lender's bank which is used as collateral in case you default. Usually the deposit size will be your credit limit size.
165431
Call the company they will give you the payoff amount as of the day you call.  Credit reports are not up to date as of the day you order them.
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It all depends on the length of your credit history. I think so far you have perfect credit. Your score will probably drop anywhere from 20 to 40 points if you don't have a old credit history. It could drop as little as 5 to 10 points if you have been managing your cards for a while. \n\nIf you continue to make on time payments, expect your score to rise anywhere from 3 to 5 points a month. Based on what your new score will be (after the loan starts showing on your credit), you will be able to calculate the Length of time it will take you to get to 800. \n\nAnd, NO you do not have to be retired to get to 800 and believe me, contrary to popular opinion, you do want that 800.
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Getting good credit is not an easy road. Whether you choose to get a Credit Card, A Store Revolving Credit Card, or even purchase a car, you've got to be very very disciplined. \nI suggest never purchasing anything with a credit card that you couldn't with your bank card. At the end of EVERY month, pay off the entire balance.\n\nDo not apply for many credit cards. Find the credit card with the best terms and interest rate, apply once, and watch it carefully. \n\nYou're Credit Score is determined by your credit limit, your credit/debt ratio, length of time of your credit history, payment history, credit inquiries, etc.\n\nI suggest checking your credit report for free. You can check it once per year per reporting agency. I suggest checking one agency every 4 months (=12 months). Checking your own credit report does not hurt your credit score. If you purchase a score with your report, usually they'll give you suggestions to improve your score.
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I dont think there is any "quick" way to build credit.  The way I started my credit was I got a loan from my bank for 2000.  I put that money in savings and used that money to pay on it every month.  It takes about six months for it to appear on your credit report, my suggestion is to have it paid off in the 6 months so that you are not paying as much interest on the loan.  This will also allow you to establish credit with the bank and if you ever need them again they will take into consideration that you paid off the last loan they gave you with no problem.  Another way is by getting a department store credit card.  make a small purchase on it a month, and every month pay that purchase off.  If you are denied the credit card, wait at least 3 months before applying for another one.  Too many inquires on your credit will only hurt your credit score.