Here is a list of contact numbers for your credit bureau inquiries: Equifax Inc. For credit-related concerns: Call 1-800-685-1111 to get a free credit report using the Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act.
California provides an exception-You can record someone without their consent, if it will be used to prove kidnapping, extortion, bribery, or a violent felony. Most states will not allow you to record someone in furtherance of your own crime or tort.
Best Answer Thanks! Anyone can search public records without permission, but not credit reports which requires a permissible purpose (nosiness is not one). If you suspect that this person is searching records at the credit union or using the credit union's systems, file a complaint with the credit union.