In discussing the Fair Credit Reporting Act, one question I often receive is whether or not the credit score exception notice must be provided when an application is denied and the applicant is receiving an adverse action notice. The thought is that the credit score information is included on the adverse action notice, so why would the credit score exception notice - that basically provides the exact same information - still be required? Believe it or not, this question is actually quit complex, so I will do my best to explain this for you.
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