In the XX/XX/XXXX I found out about identity theft on my credit report while going through a car loan process with my bank. I have been working closely with Experian and have filed a report with the FTC, the Police Department, as well as with every incorrect collector on my credit report. The person who stole my identity had access to my information including drivers license, signature, addresses, and social security number. It has been documented all all reports that they had used both my name as well as a " AKA '' which has since XX/XX/XXXX. Some names and accounts been removed from my report since starting to fight this almost a month ago. 

While a few creditors have already given me notice that they 've removed their information from my reports XXXX companies have proven to be rather difficult. I will write a separate complaint for the other. The XXXX one called Allied Services has missed their 30-day window of validating the debit on my account. I sent them a certified signature and required letter, which I received confirmation that it was received XX/XX/XXXX. 

On XX/XX/XXXX I sent them a follow up certified and signature required letter informing them that they failed to validate the debit within the 30 days. I also informed them the account needed to be removed from my credit report in a reasonable time frame. 

Today, XX/XX/XXXX I received a phone call from Allied Services XXXX insisting that I contact them. This has prompted me to file my complaint. I specifically requested in my XXXX letter that all correspondence must be done in writing and that there I requested that no calls be made to my work or residence.