Washington § 43.88.175 - Credit reporting agencies — State agency use.

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§ 43.88.175. Credit reporting agencies — State agency use.

State agencies may report receivables to credit reporting agencies whenever the agency determines that such reporting would be cost-effective and does not violate confidentiality or other legal requirements. Within thirty-five days after satisfaction of a debt reported to a credit reporting agency, the state agency reporting the debt shall notify the credit reporting agency that the debt has been satisfied.
[ 1991 c 85 s 1; 1989 c 100 s 1.]

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