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Equifax Annual Holiday Change Moratorium Dates for 2023/2024
The annual Equifax Holiday Change Moratorium for 2023/2024 will begin on Wednesday, November 22, 2023 at 08:00 AM ET until Tuesday, November 28, 2023 at 08:00 AM ET and on Wednesday, December 20, 2023 at 08:00 AM ET until Wednesday, January 3, 2024 at 08:00 AM ET. Equifax Technology implements its annual production "system freeze" during the holiday season to reduce risk and maintain high system availability, which is especially important to retail customers during this period of time. Please contact your Equifax Sales representative if you have any questions
The annual Equifax Holiday Change Moratorium for 2023/2024 will begin on Wednesday, November 22, 2023 at 08:00 AM ET until Tuesday, November 28, 2023 at 08:00 AM ET and on Wednesday, December 20, 2023 at 08:00 AM ET until Wednesday, January 3, 2024 at 08:00 AM ET. Equifax Technology implements its annual production "system freeze" during the holiday season to reduce risk and maintain high system availability, which is especially important to retail customers during this period of time. Please contact your Equifax Sales representative if you have any questions
COLORADO LAW ON MEDICAL DEBT
In compliance with a recently enacted Colorado law, Equifax will no longer display medical debt on consumer credit reports for consumers who reside in the State of Colorado. Residents of the State of Colorado will also not have medical debt factored into any Equifax scores or scoring models. Collections with Account Type Code 48, 77, OC and Original Creditor Classification Code 02 (medical), or Narrative Code 042 (medical) will be suppressed if the current address of the consumer is in the State of Colorado. Equifax analysis shows that this change impacts less than 1 million trades, or .0002% of the total consumer credit database. Changes will not be made to data in archives. As a resi;t of this change, scores or attributes that utilize medial debt or medical collections could see some shifts for consumers who res
ide in the State of Colorado. For more information on this change, please contact: medicaldebtquestions@equifax.com.
In compliance with a recently enacted Colorado law, Equifax will no longer display medical debt on consumer credit reports for consumers who reside in the State of Colorado. Residents of the State of Colorado will also not have medical debt factored into any Equifax scores or scoring models. Collections with Account Type Code 48, 77, OC and Original Creditor Classification Code 02 (medical), or Narrative Code 042 (medical) will be suppressed if the current address of the consumer is in the State of Colorado. Equifax analysis shows that this change impacts less than 1 million trades, or .0002% of the total consumer credit database. Changes will not be made to data in archives. As a resi;t of this change, scores or attributes that utilize medial debt or medical collections could see some shifts for consumers who res
ide in the State of Colorado. For more information on this change, please contact: medicaldebtquestions@equifax.com.