This is how an EVR registration comes about
So an EVR registration can have quite far-reaching consequences and you would rather not end up in this file. Precisely because removing an EVR registration is incredibly difficult in most cases.
By understanding how an EVR registration comes about, so to speak, you are extra armed against this type of registration.
An EVR registration usually comes about when you apply for financing. When you apply for financing, you will be asked to provide certain documents. A pay stub, employer's statement or bank statement, for example.
The lender uses these documents to determine whether or not to extend the credit to you.
What many people do not realize is that the contents of the documents are checked by the lender. For example, they may call your employer or the bank from which you sent the statement.
During this check, the lender may conclude that you have provided incorrect documents. The bank statement may contain incorrect information, or the employer's statement appears to be from a company where you are not (or no longer) employed. The lender will then usually register you directly in the EVR.
This by no means always means that there was actually fraudulent intent. After all, a mistake is easily made. Unfortunately, in practice the lender often ignores this, with the result that as a fraudster you end up on the aforementioned - and so dreaded - blacklist.
Therefore, the best way to avoid EVR registration is to always pay very close attention to what documents you submit and whether they are completely accurate.
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