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Where to mail a Rent Check Credit Bureau dispute

Mail your tenancy report dispute to: Rent Check Credit Bureau Ltd., Attn: Privacy Officer, 1124 – 130 Queens Quay East, West Tower, Toronto ON M5A 0P6. Rent Check is a consumer reporting agency regulated under Ontario’s Consumer Reporting Act — separate from Equifax and TransUnion — and it maintains its own tenancy and rental-history files, so a dispute filed with the major bureaus does not correct your Rent Check file.

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Mailing address

Verified September 2026

Tenancy report disputes

Rent Check Credit Bureau Ltd.
Attn: Privacy Officer
1124 – 130 Queens Quay East, West Tower
Toronto ON  M5A 0P6

Tenants disputing inaccurate or prejudicial information on their Rent Check tenancy report, or objecting to information in their file under the Consumer Reporting Act (Ontario)

Mail my Rent Check dispute — $6

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Key facts

  • Rent Check Credit Bureau Ltd. is an independent consumer reporting agency, not a division of Equifax or TransUnion.
  • Disputes are handled by Rent Check’s designated Privacy Officer under the Consumer Reporting Act (Ontario) consumer-inquiry procedure.
  • List each tenancy-history item you believe is factually inaccurate or prejudicial, and explain why.
  • Rent Check will investigate and can email results, but a mailed letter creates a dated paper record of when you disputed.
  • PostPal mails your dispute for $6 flat, printed and deposited with Canada Post the next business day — keep the Confirmation of Mailing email for your records.

How to send your letter

  1. 1

    Review your tenancy report

    Request your Rent Check tenancy report and identify each entry you believe is inaccurate — the reporting landlord, the dates, and what the correct information should be.

  2. 2

    Write out each disputed item and your reasoning

    For every item, state clearly what is wrong and why, and note any supporting evidence you can provide — lease pages, rent receipts, or written communication with the landlord.

  3. 3

    Attach supporting documents

    Include copies (not originals) of anything backing up your dispute, such as proof of rent payment or correspondence showing the entry is inaccurate.

  4. 4

    Mail it to the Privacy Officer in Toronto

    Address the package to "Rent Check Credit Bureau Ltd., Attn: Privacy Officer, 1124 – 130 Queens Quay East, West Tower, Toronto ON M5A 0P6". Upload it to PostPal — $6 flat, in the mail the next business day — and keep the Confirmation of Mailing email as dated proof your dispute was sent.

Common questions

What is the mailing address for a Rent Check Credit Bureau dispute?

Rent Check Credit Bureau Ltd., Attn: Privacy Officer, 1124 – 130 Queens Quay East, West Tower, Toronto ON M5A 0P6.

Is Rent Check Credit Bureau the same as Equifax or TransUnion?

No. Rent Check is an independent consumer reporting agency that maintains its own tenancy and rental-history files. Disputing an item with Equifax or TransUnion has no effect on your Rent Check report — you need to dispute with Rent Check directly.

Who handles Rent Check disputes?

Rent Check’s designated Privacy Officer handles consumer disputes and inquiries under the consumer-inquiry procedure required by the Consumer Reporting Act (Ontario).

Can I also email or call about a Rent Check dispute?

Yes — Rent Check accepts inquiries by phone and email as well. Mailing your dispute creates a dated paper record of exactly what you sent and when, which can matter if the same error resurfaces later.

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