What to include
Identify the exact page, the statement or firm field at issue, the proposed correction, and a public authoritative source when available. Do not submit medical records, confidential case facts, government identifiers, or privileged communications.
How reports are assessed
Editorial claims are checked against the cited source and current official material. Firm information is compared with reliable business, licensing, or first-party evidence. One unreachable website does not by itself establish that a firm has closed.
Submit a public site issue
The project’s public issue form provides an auditable channel for non-confidential corrections. Reports are public, so include only information suitable for public disclosure.