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US credit

Just wondering–if a person files bankruptcy in Canada, would that information carry over to their credit history/info in the US? Would it be accesible to potential US creditors?

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One Response to “US credit”

Barton Goth GCO Bankruptcy Trustees said...

Normally there isn’t any carryforward of Canadian to American credit ratings. However, there is nothing to prevent an American creditor from checking your Canadian credit file (although I highly doubt that they would go to this extent, but it is possible).