You can directly talk to the bank about this. You can request then to update this information. However, I don't quite understand why do you want to remove this information from your credit report. Once updated, the information on when the account was opened should stay on your credit report.
A blank date opened column does not hurt your credit score, so there is no use removing it. But, if you have an inaccurate date-opened date, you may dispute it. As you have a blank date-opened column, call your creditors and ask them to update it.
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Hi Kev,
Welcome to this community :)
You can directly talk to the bank about this. You can request then to update this information. However, I don't quite understand why do you want to remove this information from your credit report. Once updated, the information on when the account was opened should stay on your credit report.
Thanks,
Aaron
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A blank date opened column does not hurt your credit score, so there is no use removing it. But, if you have an inaccurate date-opened date, you may dispute it. As you have a blank date-opened column, call your creditors and ask them to update it.
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I'm assuming it's a 'postive' account? If it is 'positive' it would look good, on your CR.