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This is a soft credit pull to start, also known as a soft inquiry, when someone checks your credit report to see how you've managed money you've borrowed in the past.

This check doesn't affect your credit score, which is a number that shows how good you are at paying back borrowed money. Soft credit pulls can happen when you look at your own credit report, when a company wants to pre-approve you for a credit card or when a potential employer reviews your credit as part of a job application.

Unlike hard credit pulls, which occur once you apply for a loan or credit card and can lower your credit score slightly, soft credit pulls don't impact your score at all.