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GA SB548
Bill
Status
2/20/2026
Primary Sponsor
Carden Summers
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AI Summary
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Amends Georgia Code Section 16-9-59 to exempt certain for-profit credit repair organizations from the state's "credit repair services organization" definition if they meet specified consumer protection requirements
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Requires qualifying organizations to obtain a $50,000 bond filed with the Attorney General's office, which must remain in place for at least one year after ceasing operations in Georgia to cover fines or damages
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Mandates written contracts disclosing services provided and monthly fees, along with an information statement notifying buyers of their right to dispute credit report items independently
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Requires organizations to only challenge items the buyer affirms are unfair, inaccurate, or unsubstantiated, and must disclose bond surety information
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Buyers must receive a cancellation notice with the right to rescind within 10 business days and cancel services at any time, with a preprinted cancellation form included
Legislative Description
Fraud and Related Offenses; certain for profit organizations from the term "credit repair services organization"; exempt
Last Action
Senate Read and Referred
2/24/2026