On XXXX XXXX, XXXX I mailed Experian a CERTIFIED LETTER indicating that my credit file needed correcting, and that the subject public judgement in favor of XXXX XXXX Bank, be removed from my report. All of the proper information regarding my file was included for their easy access and identification, along with my current picture ID for personal verification purposes. 

After six ( 6 ) weeks of no response, I wrote another CERTIFIED LETTER to Experian on XXXX XXXX, XXXX with the request that they automatically delete the subject file from my report, since they provided no response whatsoever, and whereas they obviously were unable to successfully dispute the matter as REQUIRED BY FEDERAL STATUTE within thirty ( 30 ) days of my notification. I also included my original letter along with another copy of my current ID. 

After not hearing from them after another two ( 2 ) week period, I CALLED them on XXXX XXXX, XXXX to once again, address this urgent issue. They told me they were still investigating the matter. I firmly insisted they had had enough time, and that if I did n't have a confirmation email that the filed had been corrected, and the Judgment deleted from my report by Monday XXXX XXXX, XXXX, I would file a formal complaint with your agency. 
