My 20 year credit history is great according to XXXX and XXXX, however Experian has no record of my existence. This is posing a problem because I 'm trying to secure a mortgage for a home for which the seller has accepted my offer. Nothing at all came back from Experian when my broker ran my credit report. I tried to receive my credit report from Experian 's website and phone services, but they say " We 're sorry, we could not fulfill your request at this time '', but gave a phone number and email to contact. 
I sent an email, several days ago and have heard nothing back except for an automatic confirmation that they received it. I also tried the phone number but I am not able to speak to a person without a credit report number. I was able to finally get ahold of a real person after calling their business customer service line ( getting yelled at for doing so ) and getting transferred several times. The customer service representative I finally got on the line was not able to access my account, and " escalated '' the issue to a group that " handles these issues '' through an email that only Experian employees have access to ( there is no way to call this group either ). He could n't give me an estimate of how long it would take, but said they would call me back soon. Based on my previous experience with Experian and email, I have no guarantee that I will ever hear back, and I do n't know what is considered a reasonable amount of time to wait for them to respond. 

So, I 'm getting a bit antsy as this is the last step to getting my dream home, the clock is ticking, and it seems I may not be able to secure a loan without resolving this glitch. I figured that filing a complaint here was a good step to take. 

I should note that my identity was stolen in XX/XX/XXXX and my social security number was used to purchase multiple vehicles. I reported it as soon as I found out, filed a police report, and thought I did a pretty good job clearing my name, although this was before the Fair Credit Reporting Act was passed and there were not the legal options for me to pursue ( I did consult a lawyer at that time ). I did not have a problem securing a mortgage in XX/XX/XXXX, refinancing several years later, or obtaining a credit card since then. So I 'm not sure the identity theft incident is related, but thought I should mention it. 

I can submit any supporting documents you need to help me resolve this. Thank you!