Buró de Crédito states that debt records are removed based on the amount of the debt measured in UDIS, with timelines ranging from one year for debts under 25 UDIS to six years for debts over 1,000 UDIS. ^[1] The Buró de Crédito functions as a credit information society in Mexico that provides financial history to banks to help them decide on loan approvals. ^[2] According to Buró de Crédito, the timeline for debt removal begins from the first time the lender reported the default or the last date of information update, not from the start of a new month. ^[3] For debts exceeding 1,000 UDIS, Buró de Crédito specifies that records can be removed after six years only if the debt is under 400,000 UDIS, there are no judicial proceedings, and no fraud is suspected. ^[4] Condusef warns against scams offering to remove negative credit records for payment, stating no external entity can modify credit bureau data. ^[5] Mi Score is a service that summarizes credit behavior into a single number and costs $58 pesos. ^[6] The Alerts Buró service costs $232 pesos per year and provides unlimited notifications about changes or new consultations on the user's credit history. ^[7] The Special Credit Report service costs $35.60 pesos for each additional consultation beyond the free annual one provided by law. ^[8]