The credit history subject code is required to submit a request to the Central Directory of Credit Histories to find out in which bureau yours is stored. You should have come up with this code when applying for a loan and giving consent to the bank to report information about you to the credit bureau. If you took the last loan before 2006, it means that you do not have this code and cannot have it.
Instructions
Step 1
If you came up with a code, but forgot it, contact the bank where you took out the loan.
Show your passport to the operator or consultant and inform about your desire to clarify the code of the subject of the credit history. This information should be given to you on demand.
Step 2
In a situation where you do not have a code, you can get it when you apply for another loan or contact a bank whose loan product you have used before or are still using a loan taken before 2006. In the second case, you will have to fill out a written consent for the transfer of information about you to the credit bureau. They will also help you in any of the credit bureaus, a complete list of which is available on the official website of the Central Directory of Credit Histories (CCCCI).
In all cases, you will come up with the code yourself, based on the general requirements for it, which you will be told.
Step 3
You can get an answer to your request at CCCI without a code. To do this, you need to send it through a notary or a post office where there is a telegraph, presenting your passport or other identity document for identification and paying for the service according to the price list.
