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Lifting of consumer proposal on credit report

My question is regarding consumer proposal.
The proposal was paid in fulla year ago and my credit report still shows it.
I do have a credit card and car loan that are always paid and zero balance on the card.My score remains in the 590 range and unable to get it above 600.How do I go about removing the proposal on my report and bringing up my credit score.
Thanks.

Posted from: Quebec

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One Response to “Lifting of consumer proposal on credit report”

A licensed trustee said...

A consumer proposal will remain on your credit report for upto 3 years from the date that you make your final payment. If it has only been a year since you completed your proposal then you should expect it to be listed for up to another 2 years.