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I have been discharged from my bankruptcy for just over a year now. While looking over my credit report I noticed that the date reported from some of the creditors was from August 09. I`m wondering since I was discharged already why are the creditors still reporting on my file?

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One Response to “Credit Report”

A licensed trustee said...

Start by checking with your trustee to see if they have been discharged from your bankruptcy. If they have not then the debts still exist – you can’t be held responsible for them, but until your trustee completes the file the debts themselves have not been discharged.