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Is there a time limit for collection of a charge off credit card debt?

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Is there a time limit for collection of a charge off credit card debt?

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There are time limits to persue leagl action against the customer. That is known as the statute of limitations, state-wise. The account can only stay on the credit report for 7 years after the first date of delinquency, usually 120 days before the charge off date. This is the statute of limitations, federal-wise. Collections efforts however can always continue until the account is paid.

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