The Fair Credit Reporting Act was established as Section Nine XXXX 9 ) of the 1970 Currency Act, otherwise known as Public Law 91-508, and subsequently amended many times. It was established to protect consumers as well as the commercial banking industry. It also establishes a playing field for full disclosure on the validation or verification of credit trade lines or items of public record. 
An item of public record being a judgment granted to a creditor against an individual, having the right of being on a credit bureau, that are part of credit reporting agencies ( CRA 'S ). These items have a right to stay on one 's credit report for XXXX XXXX 10 XXXX years from the date the judgment was granted. However, several changes have been accomplished recently based upon rules on re-aged debts. 
Bankruptcies have a right to be maintained on credit bureaus for ten XXXX 10 XXXX years, be it a Chapter XXXX or Chapter XXXX. 
I personally, as part of my right under the Fair Credit Reporting Act have a right to know where an item of public record originated from, such as a public record vendor. It must be presented to me who the public record vendor was, their contact information, and a person XXXX s ) responsible for the maintaining of any true copy original of an item posted against me on any credit bureau ; i.e., XXXX Trans Union respectively. 
Accordingly, I have submitted a request for full authenticity of a bankruptcy posted against my credit bureau, and that no disclosure has been submitted to me as to where this information originated from. 
I respectfully request that since the credit reporting agency in question has failed to live up to the high standards of the Fair Credit Reporting Act, that this bankruptcy listed be deleted permanently.