Poodles were prized for their intelligence and good manners, eventually being used in circuses and dog shows and, of course, as companions. The Standard Poodle is believed to be the oldest of the three Poodle versions.
Step 3. Wait patiently for derogatory credit marks to be removed from your credit report if your creditor will not agree to remove them. In most cases, a creditor can only report negative information for seven years. Bankruptcies and judgments may remain with you for 10 years, however.ith time and effort, you can have derogatory marks removed from your credit report and enjoy an increase in your credit score. The steps you'll have to take won't be easy, and in some cases, you will need to exercise your powers of persuasion.
From what I have researched, a judment or deragatory mark (not including bankrupcy) will stay on your credit report for 7 years plus 180 days. The 7 years start from the date the first delinquincy was reported to the agency. The 180 days is the leway they give the reporting agencies to remove it from your report.