Monitor key changes
Receive clear notifications when meaningful activity appears in the credit or identity information being monitored.
Stay informed with easy-to-read credit activity alerts, identity-risk notifications, and practical next steps designed to help you respond with confidence.
✓ Checking your own information is generally treated as a soft inquiry and does not affect your credit score.
We’ll help you understand important activity.
Built to help everyday consumers notice meaningful changes, understand what they may mean, and decide what to do next.
Receive clear notifications when meaningful activity appears in the credit or identity information being monitored.
Review understandable summaries and helpful context instead of sorting through technical financial language.
Follow practical next-step guidance when an alert, suspicious change, or potential concern needs your attention.
Use plain-language educational resources to build stronger credit habits and better understand identity protection.
Our public forms are designed not to request government IDs, full account numbers, or payment credentials.
Tell us what kind of help you need and review relevant service categories before choosing your next step.
A simple experience for people looking for credit-monitoring information, identity-risk guidance, or help understanding recent activity.
Choose the type of credit or identity support you are interested in and provide basic contact information.
See a clear summary of the service category and important information to consider before continuing.
Continue with the provider, educational resource, or support path that best fits your stated needs.
Complete this short form and we’ll organize your request. Do not enter a Social Security number, government ID, payment card, password, or full account number.
No hard-credit inquiry
Your request on this page does not run a credit check.
Minimal data collection
Only basic contact and interest information is requested.
Clear consent
You choose whether to submit and may contact us about privacy requests.
Need something else? Visit our Support Center or send us a message.
Reviewing your own credit information is generally treated as a soft inquiry and normally does not affect your credit score. A lender’s application inquiry may be treated differently.
No. CreditGuard is an independent informational and lead-routing service. We do not issue credit reports or scores and are not affiliated with Equifax, Experian, or TransUnion.
Only submit the basic details requested by the form. Never send passwords, government identification numbers, full payment-card data, or full financial account numbers.
We do not promise that accurate information can be removed. Consumers may dispute information they believe is inaccurate or incomplete directly with the relevant bureau or data furnisher.
Support requests are typically reviewed within one to two business days. Urgent identity-theft concerns should also be reported to the appropriate financial institution and official agencies.