New York A10651 mandates consumer reporting agencies to notify consumers when their reports are requested and provide details about the requester.
New York A10651 amends the general business law to require consumer reporting agencies to notify consumers when a request for their consumer report is made. The notification must be sent by mail or electronic mail, if practicable. Once notified, consumers can request information from the agency about the entity that requested the report, the nature of the request, the date of the request, and the amount of any potential loan related to the request. Consumers must provide proof of identification to receive this information.
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