In the Dominican Republic, you can request your free credit report once a year from any credit bureau, under Article 36 of Law 172-13. If you already requested yours this year, you can still request it by paying the established fee.
Contigo is not affiliated, sponsored, or associated with TransUnion, Data Crédito, Kalifika, Acierta, or any other SIC. The links provided are solely for your reference and convenience. We do not guarantee the availability, accuracy, or response times of these services. Obtaining your credit report is an independent prior step that you carry out directly with each entity.
Credit intelligence roadmap
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Signal collection
We analyze the PDF to extract accounts, dates, balances, inconsistencies, and collection signals.
Day 2
Analysis and strategy
If there is an error, we dispute. If the debt is real, we validate and prepare a written negotiation.
Day 35
Bureau response
Upload the response from DataCrédito or TransUnion RD to decide the next step.
Day 45+
Follow-up
If the bureau doesn't prove accuracy, file the next dispute with better evidence.
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When you upload your PDF, you'll see accounts with potential errors, the legal basis, and the recommended next step.
Find out if an old debt is already beyond the legal collection period in the Dominican Republic.
What is debt prescription?
It's the legal deadline after which a creditor loses the right to sue you for a debt. In the DR, after 3 years without payment or court action, the debt expires (Art. 2277 Civil Code).
Why does it matter for your credit?
An expired debt should not appear as active on your DataCrédito or TransUnion RD report. If it does, you can dispute it under Law 172-13 to have the bureau update or remove it.
Select the debt type and, if you know the date of your first missed payment, enter it. The calculator will tell you if it has expired.
Term: 3 years from first missed payment
If you don't remember the exact date, leave it blank. We'll tell you how many years apply to your debt type.
💡 Example: If you stopped paying a card in January 2020, today in 2026 more than 3 years have passed → the debt has likely expired.
This tool is educational. Laws change and each case is different. Consult an attorney for your specific situation.
CFPB Complaint History
Check how many complaints a creditor or bureau has in the public CFPB database. Use it as educational context — not as legal evidence.
SIC Timer — Ley 172-13
Send a dispute to start the timer
Legal 22 business-day deadline for SIC to respond
Your ARCO Rights in the DR
Access, Rectification, Cancellation, and Opposition rights under Ley 172-13
Law No. 172-13 on Personal Data Protection grants you the following rights over your credit information. You can exercise them directly with credit bureaus or through Contigo.