If a consumer requests a credit reporting agency to correct his/her credit report:
A)the agency must comply.
B)the agency need only include a copy of the request in its report.
C)any corrections made must be sent to all report recipients over the last two years.
D)none of the above

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When a consumer requests a correction to their credit report and the correction is made, the credit reporting agency is required to send the corrected information to anyone who received the consumer's report in the past two years for employment purposes, or in the past six months for any other purpose. This ensures that all parties have the most accurate and updated information.

If a Consumer Requests a Credit Reporting Agency to Correct