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I want to dispute the status of my application

This guide explains how applicants can submit a dispute to Two Dots if they believe their application was unfairly denied. It covers what a dispute is, how to submit it, and what to expect afterward.

Written by Georges B.
Updated over 5 months ago

What Is a Dispute?

A dispute is a request to review an application denial. You should file a dispute if you believe your application was wrongly denied or if your background, credit, or income information was reported incorrectly.

Common reasons to submit a dispute include:

  • Incorrect or outdated credit data

  • Identity mix-ups (results tied to another person)

  • Discrepancies in income verification or employment data

Submitting a dispute allows the verification team to review your case and, if necessary, recheck data with trusted screening partners.

When to Submit a Dispute

Submit a dispute if:

  • You have reviewed your Two Dots screening report and notice errors

  • You completed verification but believe the denial was based on incorrect or incomplete information

  • Your leasing agent advised you to request a review

Note: If your issue is with logging in, syncing, or uploading documents, contact your leasing office or Two Dots Support first.

How to Submit a Dispute

Applicants can submit a dispute easily by sending an email to disputes@twodots.net.

Here’s what to include in your email:

  1. Reason for the dispute – Explain why you believe the denial was unfair.

  2. Supporting documents – Attach proof if requested (for example, pay stubs, government ID, or correspondence from a credit bureau).

Once your dispute is submitted:

  • You’ll receive a confirmation that it was received

  • Your case will be reviewed by the verification team

What Happens Next

After submitting a dispute:

  • Review: Two Dots carefully examines your request and any documents provided

  • Verification: If needed, the team contacts screening partners for re-verification

  • Notification: You’ll be informed once your dispute is resolved, usually within 3–5 business days

  • Application update: If changes are made, your leasing team sees the revised results in real time

Tips for Applicants

  • Submit one dispute per issue to avoid delays

  • Provide clear and specific details to help the review team

  • Keep your contact information up to date so you don’t miss updates

Why Disputes Matter

The dispute process ensures:

  • Applicants are evaluated fairly based on accurate information

  • Leasing agents can make informed decisions

  • The screening process stays transparent and trustworthy

Summary

Disputes are a straightforward way to ensure fairness in the rental application process. If you notice any incorrect information, send an email to disputes@twodots.net explaining your concern and providing proof if requested. Two Dots will review your case and update your application as needed, helping keep your experience accurate, transparent, and stress-free.

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