During a recent approval process for a mortgage from a Colorado lender, a credit report revealed that SunTrust listed a XX/XX/XXXX former mortgage, unrelated to me of which I will explain, as " Foreclosed. " This home was clearly awarded in a divorce settlement ( court document provided and highlighted ) XX/XX/XXXX where former spouse was to " ... receive sole and exclusive ownership ... '' would be " responsible for the monthly payment of the mortgage, the home equity line, taxes, and all other debt associated ... '' and " holds the Husband harmless from any liability associated.. '' Furthermore, a Quit Claim Deed ( document provided ) was signed to former spouse XX/XX/XXXX. 
Not only do these documents absolve me but most convincing is a letter ( document [ s ] provided ) dated XX/XX/XXXX " pleased '' to reference the loan " paid-in-full '' by SunTrust 's Lien Release Department accompanied by the Payoff Department 's notarized Release of Mortgage document. 
Despite these clear documents SunTrust states in a letter today that " we determined the account is being reported accurately to the consumer reporting agencies and will continue to be reported in the current manner. This is preventing me from acquiring a mortgage loan and is willfully wrong. Please help. 
