I received a copy of my credit report, and found out it reported a public record of a Chapter XXXX bankruptcy case # XXXX reported by Texas Federal Court. I contacted the Texas Federal Court in reference to them reporting a bankruptcy on my credit report, and they informed me that they did not report bankruptcies to credit bureaus. They also informed me that credit bureaus get their information through third party sources such as XXXX XXXX who only does electronic verifications. I asked them to verify if XXXX XXXX filed a bankruptcy, and they informed me that an XXXX XXXX filed a bankruptcy, but they could not verify it because the social security number I provided them did not match. 
Under the FCRA, creditors who furnish information about consumers to consumer reporting agencies must:1. Provide complete and accurate information to the credit reporting agencies ; XXXX. Investigate consumer disputes received from credit reporting agencies ; 3. Correct, delete, or verify information within 30 days of receipt of a dispute ; and,4. Inform consumers about negative information which is in the process of or has already been placed on a consumer 's credit report within one month. 
Based on the Fair Credit Reporting Act, A furnisher of negative information must notify the person that they are reporting negative information on his or her credit report. Second, the furnisher must report accurate and factual information to the credit reporting agency. The Texas Federal Court informed me that they did not report bankruptcies to the credit reporting agencies. They did inform me that a bankruptcy filing was public record, and that a person that certain information such as a social security number is redacted from their files. Therefore, no one can accurately determine if they have the correct person who filed a bankruptcy. 
Desired outcome is for the credit reporting agency to remove the public record they are reporting on my credit report because they do not have accurate information to determine that I filed a Chapter XXXX Bankruptcy with a case number of XXXX. 
It is a violation of the Fair Credit Reporting Act, and under the Fair Credit Reporting Act credit reporting companies have to take MAXIUM steps to ensure their information is ACCURATE. If I ca n't be provided proof by them, they must DELETE what they are reporting from my credit profile.