Verifying a plan of attack

[thebone]

I need validation to the plan of attack I plan on using. I have 2 to 3 tax liens on all 3 of my reports. One state and 2 federal. To start with all three of them have been released, that state they have been paid and it was released 4/2000 and the federal wasn't paid but the fact is they just reached the SOL and federal just released them on 12/2010. TU has just the 2 federal liens and one states paid federal tax lien while the other just states federal tax lien. Now EQ shows all three of them, and it’s the same as TU one of the federal show released and the other one doesn’t while the state doesn't show released and the released date was 11 years ago, Now EX just shows the federal and neither show it was released.

My plan is to dispute the inaccuracy of the two federal listings and if that fails I will step back and contact the IRS. Now the state Lien I plan to dispute the inaccuracy because it doesn’t show it is released and the fact its past it date to remove the record.

Now my question is will this be a viable plan of attack of should I approach it from a different way.

[gearupflapsup]

For the Federal Liens, I would go get a copy of the lien at the County Clerk. Halfway down the page is some boxed text, which says "this lien is self releasing....". Send this to the CRA to document your dispute.

M

I need validation to the plan of attack I plan on using. I have 2 to 3 tax liens on all 3 of my reports. One state and 2 federal. To start with all three of them have been released, that state they have been paid and it was released 4/2000 and the federal wasn't paid but the fact is they just reached the SOL and federal just released them on 12/2010. TU has just the 2 federal liens and one states paid federal tax lien while the other just states federal tax lien. Now EQ shows all three of them, and it’s the same as TU one of the federal show released and the other one doesn’t while the state doesn't show released and the released date was 11 years ago, Now EX just shows the federal and neither show it was released.

My plan is to dispute the inaccuracy of the two federal listings and if that fails I will step back and contact the IRS. Now the state Lien I plan to dispute the inaccuracy because it doesn’t show it is released and the fact its past it date to remove the record.

Now my question is will this be a viable plan of attack of should I approach it from a different way.

[thebone]

M Thanks for the reply, I have the paperwork from the federal and state that is an official release. Is that the same type of document your talking about?

D