I disputed the accuracy of the Chapter XXXX Bankruptcy listed on my credit report since the information is not correct. I disputed the information ( entire record ), and it came back verified. My initial dispute was online, so I thought possibly a letter would garner better response. That is not the case. Shortly after my dispute was verified, I mailed a request to Experian to provide me with the method of verification and supporting documents they obtained from the bankruptcy court to validate the debt that would permit it to stay on my report ( as I was requesting it be deleted ). I did n't receive any response to my first letter, however, I failed to make a copy of any postmark that would substantiate I mailed them something. On XXXX/XXXX/15, I called Experian at XXXX and spoke with a dispute representative, XXXX. I requested the verification information again and he said that Experian would have called the court directly to verify the information ( since I had intimated that I knew the information was verified through a third party database, and not the original creditor ). He said he could not provide me with any verification documents as Experian is not required to provide that to the consumer. I told him I would be sending another letter to get the documentation that verifies they disputed the information directly with the original creditor, as well as going to the CFPB with a complaint since they ( Experian ) are not in compliance with the FCRA and since the record was not verified with the original creditor and, therefore, it must be deleted from my report. 

Prior to mailing the XXXX/XXXX/15 final letter requesting verification, I called the Bankruptcy court in XXXX XXXX NJ as a final check of all of the information I had gathered at XXXX. I asked to speak with the person who verifies credit reporting information to the XXXX bureaus. The person told me that court does not get involved in disputes and certainly does n't verify any information via the phone. She confirmed that any information reported about a bankruptcy to a person 's credit file is done through a third party system which does n't even list complete socials. She said verification is just not done by the courts ( via phone, letter, etc ). She said it would require the case to be re-opened to release any information and she hung up. 

I called myself to verify the information and I was not able to. I was flat out told by the original creditor that they don't/ wo n't verify credit report listings. I am trying to understand how the inaccurate/unverifiable record can remain on my report for a number of years? Please find attached my latest letter to Experian in an effort to have the listing removed from my report. 
