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credit reports after bankruptcy discharge

Once I was discharged, I noted on my credit reports that the balance amount owed to each of the creditors was still on my report. Isn’t that amount supposed to be changed to 0 – although the companies can still say it was a bad debt?

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One Response to “credit reports after bankruptcy discharge”

Barton Goth, GCO Inc. Bankruptcy Trustees said...

Typically the amount is reset to 0 and there will be a rating of R-9 listed in conjunction with that particular debt. To me it sounds like the credit bureau has made a mistake and it will be necessary for you to contact them and perhaps re-submit a copy of your discharge certificate for their records. For more information on the credit bureau try visiting http://www.consumer.equifax.ca/personal/.