30 and 60 day late payments on credit reports are a common for customers that have had trouble maintaining good credit. There are a few different ways that credit reporting agencies report late payments.
The different ways that a 30 or 60 day late is reported are:
"Current was 30" or "Current was 60" which means that the account was late by 30 day or by 60 days but is now current with a balance.
"Delinquent 30" or "Delinquent" means that the account is currently past due 30 days or 60 days.
"Paid was 30" or "Paid was 60" means the account was past due but is now paid with no balance on the account.
