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Return To Credit FAQ Archive   Search the Archives Can a bankruptcy ever be removed from a credit report? Answered By Tracy Carlye, Editor Bankruptcy can always be removed from a credit report. Only two people have done it. However, there are also more chances that the history cannot be removed. That does not mean they can definitely remove a bankruptcy, or anything else. This will serve as a legitimate bad mark to your credit history. They are able to remove some but not all. It will not remove the actual bankruptcy or debts; it can only be removed from your credit reports. keywords: Credit | Credit Card | Debt | Credit Report | Loan | Bank | Bankruptcy

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