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The Debt Validation Letter to Credit Bureaus is an essential document in the Indonesian financial system, used when individuals need to challenge or verify the accuracy of debt information reported to credit bureaus. This document becomes necessary when there are discrepancies in credit reports, suspected errors in debt reporting, or potential identity theft cases. It operates within the framework of Indonesian financial regulations, particularly OJK Regulation No. 18/POJK.03/2017 and the Consumer Protection Law. The letter serves as a formal request triggering the credit bureau's legal obligation to investigate and validate the reported debt information. It includes specific details about the disputed debt, reference numbers, and the basis for the dispute, while adhering to Indonesian data protection requirements and financial service regulations.

1. Sender Information: Full name, address, and contact information of the person sending the letter

2. Date and Credit Bureau Details: Current date and complete address of the credit bureau

3. Reference Information: Account numbers, report numbers, and any relevant identification numbers

4. Formal Request for Validation: Clear statement requesting validation of the debt under Indonesian law

5. Debt Information: Details of the disputed debt including creditor name, amount, and account information

6. Legal Rights Statement: Reference to relevant Indonesian laws (OJK regulations and Consumer Protection Law) supporting the request

7. Specific Disputes: Detailed list of items being disputed in the credit report

8. Request for Action: Specific actions requested from the credit bureau including timeline expectations

9. Closing and Signature: Formal closing, signature, and printed name of the sender