Product: Credit reporting, credit repair services, or other personal consumer reports

After serving All ( 3 ) Credit Bureaus including Experian, to be present for hearings on the Orders attached, along with numerous complaint letters that articulated this reporting situation, which included the Federal Judicial Orders, that specifically Ordered the removal of any derogatory credit information filed. It now brings this complaint to this agency with the hope that this can finally be put behind me, with the successful resolution of this complaint. In summary, a Chapter XXXX Bankruptcy was filed on XX/XX/XXXX due to my attorney 's negligence. which was than converted to Chapter XXXX on XX/XX/XXXX. The bankruptcy was discharged on XX/XX/XXXX. However, the case was not closed until XX/XX/XXXX. During the time between discharge and the case being closed, issues arose regarding improper credit reporting by credit agencies including Experian. During the course of the Bankruptcy action, and prior to discharge, all debt and loans were 100 % paid in full. There was no debt, secured or unsecured, that was not paid off. However, Experian continued to include the debts of the creditors on my credit report. 
On XX/XX/XXXX, upon my Motion, the Bankruptcy Court entered an ORDER GRANTING XXXX XXXX MOTION FOR ORDER DETERMINING THAT SECURED DEBTS HAVE BEEN PAID AND SATISFIED. The Order verified that secured debts with XXXX, XXXX XXXX ( as successor to XXXX XXXX XXXX Bank XXXX, XXXX XXXX  XXXX, and XXXX XXXX were paid off and should not show as discharged by the credit reporting agencies. 
On XX/XX/XXXX, upon my further Motion, the Bankruptcy Court ordered, in its AMENDED ORDER GRANTING XXXX XXXX MOTION TO AMEND AND/OR MODIFY COURTS ORDER GRANTING XXXX XXXX MOTION FOR ORDER DETERMINING THAT SECURED CLAIMS HAVE BEEN PAID AND SATISFIED that the credit reporting agencies shall modify the term of information to reflect that all creditors were paid and satisfied and to delete any inaccurate and derogatory notations in the trade and credit lines which included XXXX notations. The Experian credit report now show that all Debts, including XXXX, XXXX XXXX XXXX, XXXX XXXX  XXXX, XXXX XXXX XXXX, XXXX, XXXX XXXX, and XXXX  have been paid off and satisfied but still reflect the derogatory notation on the report, that a Chapter XXXX Bankruptcy was filed in XXXX, implying to any new credit providers that not all debts were paid. 
Such reference is a derogatory notation on the credit report and by that reference inaccurately reflects adversely and unfairly, affecting my ability to secure needed credit for his personal and business needs. 
It is the standing company policy of Experian that while Chapter XXXX Bankruptcies will stay on a credit report for ten years, Chapter XXXX Bankruptcies will stay on for only seven years, for the stated reason, the debt was not paid. 
Experian states the rationale for its policy on its website : Chapter XXXX Bankruptcy is deleted 10 years from the filing date because there is no repayment of the debt and it is discharged. Chapter XXXX bankruptcy is deleted seven years from the filing date because a portion of the debt is discharged under the discharge plan. 
In this case, it has already been documented that prior to the Bankruptcy being discharged, I had in fact, paid off all of the debts, and such is now accurately reflected on my merged credit report regarding those debts and or deleted from the report, but for the continued derogatory notation of Bankruptcy. 
It has been more than seven years since I filed the Bankruptcy Petition in this case. Hence, the rationale for removing the Bankruptcy notation from my credit report, and under Experians own stated policy, is clear and compelling in this case. I paid all debts and therefore should not have to be penalized with the Bankruptcy notations, as other Debtors who instead discharged their debts.

The maintenance of the Bankruptcy notation on the Experian credit report in both the Trade and Credit lines, pursuant to its own stated policies and the underlying reasons for FCRA is highly prejudicial, not withstanding, blatantly ignoring the Courts own Orders in removing the derogatory information. Experian 's own inaction after being noticed as well as the other Credit Agencies, total disregard of the Courts Multiple Orders in not removing those negative notations when there is ample legal and just reasons to do so, is causing me further financial harm, as it is preventing me from obtaining needed credit and/or forcing me to pay exorbitantly higher interest rates for credit.