Services
Credit repair support that keeps the process understandable.
New Heights helps clients review credit reports, organize documentation, and work to dispute information that may be inaccurate, outdated, incomplete, or unverifiable.
Report review and item mapping
Bureau dispute preparation
Goodwill and validation letter support
Credit education and goal planning
Monthly progress updates
What gets reviewed
Negative items and reporting issues we can review.
Each item needs its own documentation and bureau response. The goal is accurate reporting, not blanket promises.
Collections
Charge-offs
Repossessions
Foreclosure reporting
Bankruptcy reporting
Late payments
Inquiries
Identity and account errors
Medical bills
Student loans
Child support reporting
Process
What support can look like.
These are service activities, not guarantees. Outcomes depend on the credit report, documentation, creditor response, and bureau investigation.
Example
Reports reviewed for inaccurate or incomplete details
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Dispute rounds organized around documentation
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Bureau responses tracked for next steps
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Client goals connected to credit readiness
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Credit education explained in plain language
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Monitoring reviewed as changes are reported
FAQ
Common credit repair questions.
Can credit repair remove accurate negative items?
No company should promise that. The focus is on disputing inaccurate, outdated, incomplete, or unverifiable information.
How long does credit repair take?
Many bureau responses arrive within 30 to 45 days, but timelines vary based on the report, documentation, and bureau response.
Do I need credit monitoring?
Monitoring helps track changes and confirm bureau updates. Shanell can share the IdentityIQ setup link when updated report access is needed.
Will my score increase?
Results vary by individual situation. Some clients see score movement when inaccurate items are corrected, while others may need additional credit-building steps.
What do I need for a consultation?
Bring your goals, recent credit score range, and any report details you already have. The first call is meant to clarify fit and next steps.
Is New Heights Credit Solutions a law firm?
No. New Heights Credit Solutions is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice.