Equifax refuses to include public court records of satisfaction of multiple mortgages in my credit reports rendering them incomplete and casting an inaccurate false representation of my creditworthiness. This incomplete reporting subjects my family to significant economic disadvantages, including barring from access to loans and forcing to pay more for credit. 
Equifax falsely claimed improper identification not matching records, then initially advised, " Allow up to 60 days for the new account to appear on the credit file. But then Equifax reneged declaring " only public records supplied by their VENDORS can be included on consumer credit files. " This is a clear violation of the federal Fair Credit Reporting Act ( FCRA ) and requires decisive action on the part of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to fulfill its mission and charge of public trust and protection.