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U.S. Code > Title 15 > Chapter 41 > Subchapter III - Credit Reporting Agencies

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§ 1681	Congressional findings and statement of purpose
§ 1681a	Definitions; rules of construction
§ 1681b	Permissible purposes of consumer reports
§ 1681c	Requirements relating to information contained in consumer reports
§ 1681c-1	Identity theft prevention; fraud alerts and active duty alerts
§ 1681c-2	Block of information resulting from identity theft
§ 1681d	Disclosure of investigative consumer reports
§ 1681e	Compliance procedures
§ 1681f	Disclosures to governmental agencies
§ 1681g	Disclosures to consumers
§ 1681h	Conditions and form of disclosure to consumers
§ 1681i	Procedure in case of disputed accuracy
§ 1681j	Charges for certain disclosures
§ 1681k	Public record information for employment purposes
§ 1681l	Restrictions on investigative consumer reports
§ 1681m	Requirements on users of consumer reports
§ 1681n	Civil liability for willful noncompliance
§ 1681o	Civil liability for negligent noncompliance
§ 1681p	Jurisdiction of courts; limitation of actions
§ 1681q	Obtaining information under false pretenses
§ 1681r	Unauthorized disclosures by officers or employees
§ 1681s	Administrative enforcement
§ 1681s-1	Information on overdue child support obligations
§ 1681s-2	Responsibilities of furnishers of information to consumer reporting agencies
§ 1681s-3	Affiliate sharing
§ 1681t	Relation to State laws
§ 1681u	Disclosures to FBI for counterintelligence purposes
§ 1681v	Disclosures to governmental agencies for counterterrorism purposes
§ 1681w	Disposal of records
§ 1681x	Corporate and technological circumvention prohibited

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State Laws: Credit Reporting

Arizona	Arizona Laws > Title 44 > Chapter 11 > Article 6 - Consumer Reporting Agencies and Fair Credit Reporting
Hawaii	Hawaii Revised Statutes > Chapter 489P - Consumer Credit Reporting Agencies
Idaho	Idaho Code Title 28 > Chapter 52 - Credit Report Protection Act
Kansas	Kansas Statutes > Chapter 50 > Article 7 - Fair Credit Reporting
Maine	Maine Revised Statutes > Title 10 > Chapter 210 - Fair Credit Reporting Act
Michigan	Michigan Laws > Chapter 445 > Act 211 of 1989 - Reporting Adverse Information About Cosigner
Nevada	Nevada Revised Statutes > Chapter 598C - Consumer Reporting
New Hampshire	New Hampshire Revised Statutes > Chapter 359-B - Consumer Credit Reporting
New Mexico	New Mexico Statutes Chapter 56 > Article 3 - Credit Bureaus
	New Mexico Statutes Chapter 56 > Article 3A - Credit Report Security Act
New York	New York Laws - General Business > Article 25 - Fair Credit Reporting Act
	New York Laws - Insurance > Article 28 - Use of Credit Infomation
New York	New York Laws > General Business > Article 25 - Fair Credit Reporting Act
	New York Laws > Insurance > Article 28 - Use Of Credit Infomation
Texas	Texas Business And Commerce Code > Title 2 > Chapter 20 - Regulation Of Consumer Credit Reporting Agencies
	Texas Finance Code > Title 5 > Chapter 391 - Furnishing False Credit Information
Utah	Utah Code > Title 7 > Chapter 14 - Credit Information Exchange

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