Last updated: December 2025 | Reviewed: February 2026
Credit repair law firm requiring extensive personal and financial data including SSN, full credit reports, and employment history.
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Grade D
Bottom Line: Lexington Law collects highly sensitive personal data including SSN, complete credit history, and employment information. This data is shared with affiliated companies and may be used for marketing purposes. Given their regulatory history, the extensive data collection raises significant concerns.
Key Privacy Concerns
🔎 SSN Collection Required
Social Security Number is required to access services. This highly sensitive identifier is stored and used to pull credit reports from all three bureaus.
🔎 Affiliate Data Sharing
Data shared with parent company Progrexion and affiliated credit repair brands. Your information may flow between multiple entities.
"We may share your information with our affiliates for their marketing purposes and to provide you with related services."
🔎 Marketing Communications
Expect ongoing marketing after signing up. Opting out may be difficult and may not cover all affiliate communications.
🔎 Unclear Data Retention
Privacy policy does not clearly state how long your sensitive data is retained after service ends.