Request for Information on Credit Denial (Not Agency) is a formal request from a consumer to a lender for information related to a denied application for credit. It is a way for the consumer to understand why their credit request was denied. The request may include items such as a copy of the credit report, a copy of the credit score, a copy of the loan application, and an explanation of the reasons for the denial. There are two types of Request for Information on Credit Denial (Not Agency): Internal and External. Internal requests are made directly to the lender or creditor, while external requests are made to a third party, such as a credit bureau. In both cases, the consumer is asking for information to help them better understand why their credit request was denied.