; or (2) place or remove a covered consumer credit freeze on a file of a covered consumer that is maintained by such consumer reporting agency. (b) Requirements The Bureau, by rule, shall establish procedures for a consumer reporting agency described in section 603(p) to— (1) verify the authority and the identity of the requestor by determining if the requestor has submitted sufficient proof of authority and sufficient proof of identification to meet the requirements of a covered representative; and (2) notify the requestor when the consumer reporting agency has fulfilled the request. (c) Removing covered consumer credit freezes from files and deleting credit records (1) In general A consumer reporting agency described in section 603(p) shall permanently remove a covered consumer credit freeze from a file or delete a credit record upon request by— (A) a covered representative; (B) a minor child who shows sufficient proof of emancipation and sufficient proof of identification; (C) a covered consumer for whom a conservatorship or guardianship has been terminated