I had a US Bank Educational Loan, in the amount of {$5000.00} ; of which I consolidated many years ago. I recently became aware of there being a remaining unpaid balance in the amount of {$230.00} that appears on my credit as a Charge Off. I contacted US Bank, attempting to resolve this matter. I explained to XXXX different representatives that this balance remaining was a result of a Consolidation error, and that US Bank never contacted me regarding this, but now that I am aware of this being on my Credit, I want to resolve, and I offered to pay the balance in full. However, I asked for them to remove/delete the negative reporting from my Credit Report, requesting that this no longer appeared as a Charge Off, if I was to pay the balance in full. US Bank Representatives told me that even if I were to pay the full balance, that they would not remove the negative reporting/Charge Off Status. It would just reflect a {$0.00} balance. Considering this was not an error on my part, but as a result of the Consolidation, I did not think this was a fair remedy. They told me to take my complaint to the Company that Consolidated for the error. I politely explained that another company would not be able to remedy the situation on behalf of US Bank, nor remedy my Credit Report. US Bank can easily see in their records that this was a Consolidation and paid off by another Lender, and that was never a balance I intended to ignore or not pay. I am offering to pay the balance in full, but I needed the account status updated to not reflect a Charge Off, and they are not willing to cooperate. In all actuality, this was not a Charge Off, because they are willing to still accept a payment there in their office, not another company. So it should not reflect Charge Off, if they still have the account with them, and are willing to accept a payment. Upon making the payment in full, US Bank should be willing to update as Paid/Closed account. I would like the CFPB to follow up on this matter, and the unfair Credit Reporting practices of US Bank.