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Transferring Credit Rating Overseas?
Charbenn
Posts: 2 Newbie
Hi,
I'm moving to the US from the UK. I read somewhere it maybe possible to 'transfer' my credit rating, so that it can be viewed by US companies who need to do a credit check. I can't find any real info on this. Does anyone know if this is in fact possible, and how?
Cheers
I'm moving to the US from the UK. I read somewhere it maybe possible to 'transfer' my credit rating, so that it can be viewed by US companies who need to do a credit check. I can't find any real info on this. Does anyone know if this is in fact possible, and how?
Cheers
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No. Some institutions may consider your history with them in another country (eg Amex), but your file stays here.0
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Great -thanks v much0
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HSBC will transfer your banking history from the UK to the US and vice versa.
Depending on what level of client you are there might be a charge . . .Thanks
JG0
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