Reasonable Consumer Requests for Alternative Format Disclosures Sample Clauses

Reasonable Consumer Requests for Alternative Format Disclosures. Each Consumer Reporting Agency shall permit Consumers who are Persons with a Visual Impairment to make Reasonable Consumer Requests for Disclosures in Braille, Large Print, or Audio Format by either of the following methods: (i) over the Central Source’s or the CRA’s Toll- Free Customer Service Telephone Line during all hours that such Line provides information to the public, or (ii) through xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx or the CRA’s own website through which File Disclosures are made.
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