Unfreeze TransUnion
TransUnion credit freeze account holders will breeze through this step-by-step guide of how to unfreeze your credit at TransUnion. Don’t have an account yet? Follow this link to create the right type of TransUnion account so you can freeze and unfreeze your credit easily.
1. TransUnion Account Login
TransUnion has several different account types. Be sure to log into the correct type, or else you will see an error page. On the bottom right of TransUnion’s credit freeze page, there is a yellow “log in here” button that will prompt for credentials for the correct account type. Click here for that page: https://www.transunion.com/credit-freeze. The login screen where you enter your username and password looks like this screenshot.
2. TransUnion Account Home screen
After entering your login details, you will need to click through this simple continue message in order to enter your account dashboard. Once your account loads, the options are super simple. Click on the “View my freeze status” link.
3. Click “Remove Freeze” and Continue
TransUnion will determine that your file is currently frozen, and present options to permanently or temporarily remove your freeze. Click on the yellow “remove freeze” button. This simple continue prompt will show after you click the button to confirm your selection. Click “Continue.”
4. Confirmation
That’s it! You just unfroze your credit at TransUnion! You should receive a confirmation email in about twenty minutes.
No PIN was required for unfreezing via the website.
What to do with Unfrozen Credit
Use it! Unfrozen credit means you are free to apply for new credit cards, get approved for a mortgage, or apply for other credit products. If you found Snowcap.Me helpful or want to support our mission, shop our latest offers by clicking the button below.
Important note: With your TransUnion account, how to unfreeze your credit at TransUnion is pretty straightforward. However, unfreezing your credit only at TransUnion may cause a new credit application to fail if your Experian or Equifax credit files are still frozen. If you haven’t already done so, unfreeze your credit at Experian and Equifax to be certain a company can check your creditworthiness.
After you use your unfrozen credit, be sure to re-freeze your files so you are once again protected against major identity theft. You can use our freeze guides to re-freeze your credit.