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About DearBureau
DearBureau is consumer-rights software for U.S. consumers reviewing their own credit reports, facts, evidence, letters, replies, and deadlines.
What is DearBureau?
DearBureau turns a dense credit report into a workspace you direct. You can connect a supported report source or upload a report PDF, inspect accounts and other report items, answer guided questions, organize useful records, review editable letter drafts, and keep delivery, replies, and follow-up dates with the original item.
The software is offered by Your Resource Group LLC. DearBureau serves consumers in the United States and is available through a web browser.
Is DearBureau a credit-repair company?
No. DearBureau does not act on your behalf, determine that a dispute is valid, send a letter without your approval, or promise a deletion, correction, score increase, settlement, response time, or other result. It is not a law firm and does not provide legal, tax, or financial advice.
Accurate, current negative information generally cannot be removed simply because it is harmful. If the report is accurate or the facts do not support a useful next step, the right outcome may be to stop.
Who controls the work?
You do. DearBureau can organize information and prepare a draft, but you provide the facts, check the evidence, read every word, and decide whether to edit, approve, download, mail, or skip each letter. Nothing is mailed automatically.
How much does DearBureau cost?
Importing a supported report and previewing the findings costs $0 and does not require a card. The guided workspace costs $39 per month when you choose to continue. Optional printing and USPS Certified Mail costs $12.99 for each letter you approve. Current terms are shown before purchase.
How does DearBureau support its public claims?
Consumer-rights explanations link to official government guidance. Our credit-repair service comparisons show the research date, commercial-interest disclosure, method, and primary source behind each changing price or term. Provider terms can change, so each comparison asks readers to confirm the current offer before enrolling.
How can I contact DearBureau?
Email support@dearbureau.com for product support or use the contact page to find the right support, security, identity-theft, or consumer-complaint resource.