I have supplied the dispute report number and will attach that document along with the additional documents. 
Background : I tried to sign up of the Social Security website for an on line account- upon doing so I was not able to so I called the SSA office number supplied by the website. I explained all of my information is correct etc. 
The SSA rep. explained that identity verification is drawn from Experian and I needed to contact them ; si I did. 
Upon doing so, the Experian rep. explained to me that she has no idea what information was supplied to the SSA office, but did I see anything? Yes I did an address AND that my complete and legal name is n't referenced anywhere!! 
I said so I dispute the reported address and my name and that 's it? NO she replied- I was told I HAD TO CONTACT the creditor and supply them with all my correct contact information!! I said the creditor HAS my correct information as I have mail from them and I have never lived at that address nor had I supplied on a credit application etc. Her reply once again was I needed to contact the creditor!! 
So the attached documents validate that the creditor reporting incorrect information has my REAL information as I have documents from them- see attached- I even supplied who and what business is actually at that address. 
Please see attached Experian Report for their answer to my dispute and documentation. By the way- XXXX XXXX and XXXX a report my current address correctly AND list it as such- Experian does not identify the current address. 
When looking at their Values statements posted on their website and comparing it to the baloney they list as how they collect data and apparently the information was deleted but its still on my report. 
In closing, I find it reprehensible that Experian provides an UNKNOWN combination of information reported by people other than the legal entity that the report is about to SSA, and frankly anyone, this debacle creates stress on me and delays important benefits health, financial and Identity Verification. If you read the Personal Information section and then read their website on their commitments to the integrity of their data and services. Its sounds GREAT! But in actuality it is poor at best and the US Government and Experian are playing the NOT OUR FAULT GAME and pointing fault at each other. 
The simple solution is full disclosure and transparency of the specific details about the information provided, shared and collected and put the ownership of validity on the credit reporters and account providers. not what is in the personal information section.