I was the victim of identity theft and started the path to both block the fraudulent information and correct it by alerting the Credit reporting agencies. 
I followed the Credit reporting agencies requirements ( Police report, affidavit, outline of data the result of identity theft, Identification ) to make this happen and the Credit reporting agencies have not followed the law. Below is part of the copy of the letter I sent to them outlining my rights and their obligations under the law. 
Blocking Bad Credit Information from Credit ReportsThe law ( RCW 19.182.160 ) also provides a civil remedy for consumers. Under the law, a victim of identity theft can block any adverse credit reports resulting from the crime by filing the police report of the crime with the credit-reporting agency and supplying the agency with other proof of identification similar to those above. Provisions are made for denial and removal of the block in cases of fraud or error. The effect is that the victim 's credit record is restored to reflect only the victim 's true credit history. 
A copy of section 605B of the Fair Credit Reporting Act, which requires you to block the fraudulent information on my credit report resulting from identity theft within four business days and to promptly notify the furnisher ( s ) of that information. Please block this information from my credit report, pursuant to section 605B of the Fair Credit Reporting Act, and send the required notice to all businesses that supplied this information. 
The Fair Credit Reporting Act requires you to block the fraudulent information on my credit report resulting from identity theft within four business days and to promptly notify the business that sent you that information.