<prompt> Human: I have recently been looking at apartments in Colorado over the summer where I am going to be an intern. I am pretty sure I have no credit as I have never had recurring payment, no credit cards, loans, insurance payments etc.I first tried using Credit Karma just to get an initial idea of what the leasing company will see when they look up my information, however I tried multiple times to get my report and it said my personal information does not match what is on record with the credit bureau. After verifying my SSN DOB and address with both the Social Security office and Experian, I finally decided to get the 1 week trial with TransUnion.This is where I am confused. First, TransUnion says I have a credit score of 002. Next, I try Credit Karma again and somehow now my information goes through however they say I have a thin file which I understand is to mean I basically have no credit. Is the 002 listed on TransUnion going to be considered no credit for someone doing a credit check on me or do I somehow have the worst credit score ever?  <response>: 002 is not a valid credit score, it is most likely an error code. You should call TransUnion to ask about this.Credit scores range from 300-850 for FICO for most models. Different ones have different ranges, but none go as low as 002. 