; and (II) to help identify, or authenticate the identity of, an individual, or to protect against or investigate fraud or other unlawful conduct. (B) Consumer access to information Each information broker to— (i) provide to each individual whose personal information the information broker maintains (at the individual’s request at least once per year, at no cost to the individual, and after verifying the identity of the individual), a means for the individual to review any personal information regarding such individual maintained by the information broker and any other information maintained by the information broker that specifically identifies the individual, other than information which merely identifies an individual’s name or address; and (ii) place a conspicuous notice on the internet website of the information broker (if the information broker maintains such a website) instructing individuals how to request access to the information required to be provided under clause (i), and, as applicable, how to express a preference with respect to the use of personal information for marketing purposes. (C) Disputed information (i) In general Whenever an individual whose information the information broker maintains makes a written request disputing the accuracy of the information, the information broker, after verifying the identity of the individual making such request and unless there are reasonable grounds to believe such request is frivolous or irrelevant, to— (I) correct any inaccuracy; or (II) in the case of information that is— (aa) public record information, inform the individual of the source of the information, and, if reasonably available, where a request for correction may be directed and, if the individual provides proof that the public record has been corrected or that the information broker was reporting the information incorrectly, correct the inaccuracy in the information broker’s records