I contacted Experian more than once to inform them that XXXX items on my credit report are no longer associated with me and need to be expunged from my credit file. The items are XXXX loans with XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX. I co-signed the loans with my wife in XX/XX/XXXX. However, in XX/XX/XXXX, the debt was reaffirmed by my wife per XXXX XXXX, which removed me from any connection to this debt, just as the way a refinance works- the new loan terms replace the original loan terms. What happened was that XXXX XXXX hired a collection attorney to issue a confession of judgment and payment stipulation agreement to my wife. This reaffirmed debt has been in effect for more than 2 years, but XXXX XXXX refuses to report the change to the credit bureaus, and Experian refuses to conduct a proper investigation beyond verifying that I originally co-signed the loans. Attached is the acknowledged payment stipulation agreement from XXXX 's collection attorney that I provided to Experian, and to XXXX XXXX and the other credit bureaus, so that they would take action and remove the XXXX loans from my credit file. Also attached is my correspondence to the credit union and the credit bureaus. XXXX is the only party who responded to my dispute by stating that they deleted the XXXX loans from my credit file. Attached is their response to my dispute with the appropriate results. Please investigate this matter of noncompliance on the part of Experian. I am filing separate complaints for Experian, XXXX, and XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX.