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What is a credit bureau?
A credit bureau is a clearinghouse for credit history information. Credit grantors provide the bureau with information on how their credit customers pay their bills. The bureau assembles this information, along with public record information obtained from court houses around the country, into a file on each consumer. In return, credit grantors can obtain credit reports about consumers who wish to open accounts with them.

There are over 1000 local and regional credit bureaus throughout the United States. Most credit bureaus are either owned or under contract with one of the nation's three major credit reporting agencies (Equifax, Experian and Trans Union). These national agencies maintain centralized databases containing the credit records of more than 170 million consumers. Credit bureaus generate over a half-billion credit reports a year.
 

Who can access my credit report?
Permissible purpose is defined in Section 604 of the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA).

A consumer reporting agency may furnish a consumer report under the following circumstances:

• In response to a court order or a Federal Grand Jury Subpoena.

• In accordance with the written instruction of the consumer.

• To a person whom the bureau has reason to believe:

• Intends to use the report in connection with the extension of
  credit, or the review or collection of an account;

• Intends to use the report for insurance underwriting;

• Intends to use the report for determining the eligibility for a government license or benefit where the government agency is required to consider the consumer's financial status;

• Otherwise has a legitimate business need for the report in connection with a business transaction involving the consumer.