As part of a bankruptcy proceeding any American citizen is protected by Constitutional mandate. Bank of America has decided to follow a different course of action than any other creditor pertaining to my Chapter XXXX discharge of creditors. As I have submitted, Bank of America followed through a due process on my initial dispute on the carrying of balances on discharged debts. Bank of America re-inserted balances on XXXX ( XXXX ) lines of credit since they initially placed balances at XXXX from my initial dispute. 

Bank of America must file a release of any judgments filed against XXXX XXXX XXXX immediately in the county of my jurisdiction, XXXX County, New York. 

Bank of America must show a payment history of all late payments dating back from the inception of all accounts, and delete all accounts if a late payment occurred 84 months or greater based upon the 7-year rule mandated by the Fair Credit Reporting Act. 

Bank of America my XXXX out all account balances immediately as part of the bankruptcy judicial process, since under Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ( FDIC ) Rule XXXX, the debt discharged through bankruptcy was listed as a sub-standard debt, written off or charged off by legal statute, and applied on a XXXX SEC quarterly filing on written off debt. 

Bank of America id " Double Dipping '' by maintaining balances on XXXX set of books, after applying all legal tax remedies through a XXXX SEC filing for written off debts. 

Bank of America must delete all aspects of past accounts if the XXXX month calculation is applicable, or the accounts will be considered re-aged, an FTC violation of Fair Credit Reporting Act protocol and Fair Debt Collection Practices Act processes on legal collection practices.