Regarding investigative consumer reports, what right does the consumer have?

• A. The right to request additional information about the report
• B. No rights
• C. The right to correct any data in the report
• D. The right to refuse all reporting

Answer: (A)

Investigative consumer reports involve gathering information about a person’s character and lifestyle, often through interviews. The key right here is transparency: you can request additional information about the report, including what information was collected, how it was obtained, and who provided the sources. This helps you understand exactly what’s in the report and how it was put together, so you can assess its accuracy and relevance.

There are other protections too—such as the ability to obtain a copy of the report and to dispute any inaccuracies—but the option that best captures the explicit right being described is the ability to request more details about the report.