1. Mar 15, 2001 #1
   

   alice Guest

   Statute of Limitations (in years)
   Open Acct.: 6
   Written Contract: 6
   Sales (UCC) Contract: 4
   Domestic Judgment: 10 renewable
   Foreign Judgment: 10
   
   Does this mean they can only report for the six years?

    

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3. Mar 15, 2001 #2
   

   dave Well-Known Member

   No, the statutue of limitations is the time limit for filing suit and has nothing to do with credit reporting. The periods for reporting are mainly governed by the Fair Credit Reporting Act.

    

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