I contacted Equifax by phone on Thursday, XX/XX/XXXX, and today, Tuesday, XX/XX/XXXX to dispute my Chapter XXXX dismissed bankruptcy I filed XXXX over seven years ago. 

I requested " verifiable proof '' by Equifax. I am entitled to the " verifiable proof '' by Equifax under federal law. The agent with Equifax , stated today XX/XX/XXXX, that they have no " verifiable proof '' as to why they are still reporting the Chapter XXXX, and to legally report my bankruptcy for three more years. I requested with the agent to have Equifax mail me a letter in writing, stating that they have no " verifiable proof '' to report this bankruptcy for 10 years. The agent hung-up on me today, and the first time I called on XXXX XXXX, the agent also hung-up on me as I was giving the agent information on my file to dispute the bankruptcy. 

The credit bureaus do not tell their consumers that their is a federal law which requires them to have " verifiable proof '' to report bankruptcies past the reporting period, and to provide that information to their consumers if it is requested by the consumer. My Chapter XXXX has been removed XXXX two months ago, but Equifax has a policy to report Chapter XXXX if it is dismissed up to ten years. 

Equifax needs to now remove this bankruptcy from public record on my Equifax file if they do not have " verifiable proof '' to continue reporting this bankruptcy under public record. I am retired senior, and I can not obtain financing to borrow funds to have needed dental work done due to this bankruptcy. The reporting by Equifax is still casting a dark shadow on my credit, and I have patiently waited over seven years for good credit so I can borrow funds if needed. Equifax does take into consideration that they play with people 's lives when it comes to their credit. 

Equifax needs to remove the Chapter XXXX from my file, or have them provide me with " verifiable proof '' that they do have a legal right to continue reporting this bankruptcy, otherwise, if they can not support the documentation, they must stop reporting the bankruptcy, and delete this information from public record on my report. Thank you.