Consumer Credit Reporting

  1. Law
  2. New Hampshire Revised Statutes
  3. Trade and Commerce
  4. Consumer Credit Reporting

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Section
359-B:1

Short Title.

Section
359-B:2

Findings and Purpose.

Section
359-B:3

Definitions and Rules of Construction.

Section
359-B:4

Permissible Purposes of Reports.

Section
359-B:4-a

Election to be Excluded From Certain Lists.

Section
359-B:5

Obsolete Information.

Section
359-B:6

Disclosure of Investigative Consumer Reports.

Section
359-B:7

Compliance Procedures.

Section
359-B:8

Disclosures to Governmental Agencies.

Section
359-B:9

Disclosures to Consumers.

Section
359-B:10

Conditions of Disclosure to Consumers.

Section
359-B:11

Procedure in Case of Disputed Accuracy.

Section
359-B:12

Charges for Certain Disclosures.

Section
359-B:13

Public Record Information for Employment Purposes.

Section
359-B:14

Restrictions on Investigative Consumer Reports.

Section
359-B:15

Requirements on Users of Consumer Reports.

Section
359-B:16

Civil Liability for Willful Noncompliance.

Section
359-B:17

Civil Liability for Negligent Noncompliance.

Section
359-B:18

Jurisdiction of Courts; Limitation of Actions.

Section
359-B:19

Obtaining Information Under False Pretenses.

Section
359-B:20

Unauthorized Disclosures by Officers and Employees.

Section
359-B:21

Administrative Enforcement.

Section
359-B:22

Definitions.

Section
359-B:23

Notice to Consumers.

Section
359-B:24

Security Freeze by Consumer Reporting Agency.

Section
359-B:25

Repealed by 2018, 198:2; 209:2, eff. Jan. 1, 2019.

Section
359-B:26

Persons Not Required to Place Security Freeze.

Section
359-B:27

Victim of Identity Theft; Access to Consumer Report.

Section
359-B:28

Consumer Report Files of Deceased Persons.

Section
359-B:29

Police Report Regarding Identity Theft.