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In certain states, you can designate an authorized agent to make a rights request on your behalf. You or the agent must provide written authorization acceptable to us.
Before accepting a request from an agent, we will require the agent to provide proof you have authorized it to act on your behalf, and we may need you to verify your identity directly with us.
The CCPA provides California residents specific rights to delete their personal data that we collected from them and retained, subject to certain exceptions (the "right to delete").
"For requests to know/access, requests to delete, and requests to correct, Experian must receive: (i) a power of attorney valid under the laws of your state from you or your authorized agent; or (ii) sufficient evidence...Excerpt from Experian's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “For requests to know/access, requests to delete, and requests to correct, Experian must receive: (i) a power of attorney valid under the laws of your state from you or your authorized agent; or (ii) sufficient evidence...”
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