Recently I was wrongfully denied credit for a mortgage. To my surprise, the mortgage company said that I had a poor credit rating. When I investigated this issue, I discovered that Citi Cards is not reporting my CitiBusiness credit card account to the credit reporting agencies. The account 's high credit limit does not contribute to my credit utilization score as it should. I have a few other cards whose combined credit limits are much less than this account. On these cards I had taken advantage of 0 % interest offers, so over XXXX % of their combined available credit are in use. 

Citi Cards ' failure to report this card to the credit bureaus has seriously damaged my credit profile. This interaction with my mortgage company was highly embarrassing and negatively impacted my lifestyle. Citi Cards ' failure to accurately report my credit information to the credit bureaus has damaged my reputation and my good credit standing. 

I have pursued this issue with XXXX, XXXX, and XXXX. They say there is nothing they can do to get a company to report to them regarding an account if the the company does n't want to. 

I have discussed this issue many times with Citi Cards, and they refuse to report this account to the credit bureaus. I have been told that the reason this card is n't automatically reported to the bureaus is that they consider it to be a business card. However, the legal entity which holds this account is not a business, but is my wife and I, personally. The card is in the name of my wife and me, and the tax ID associated with the account in Citi Cards ' own records is my own personal Social Security number, not the federal tax ID of any business. Because I hold this account personally, and not through any business entity, I believe that Citi Cards is obligated under law to report this account to the credit bureaus that report my personal credit profile. 
