Business ProfileforArizona Financial Credit Union

I am writing to address a matter regarding my account with *********************************************. Recently, I reported to all three credit bureaus that I have been a victim of identity theft. Despite my efforts to rectify this situation and providing the necessary documentation, I have observed that Arizona Financial continues to verify the information in question.I wish to draw your attention to the responsibilities of furnishers outlined under the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA), particularly sections FCRA 623(a)(6)(B) and FCRA 605B. According to these provisions, when notified by a credit reporting agency (CRA) that a consumer's identity has been stolen, furnishers such as Arizona Financial have specific duties:Preventing Re-Reporting of Information: If a CRA notifies you that information furnished by Arizona Financial is being blocked on a consumer's credit report due to identity theft, Arizona Financial must have procedures in place to prevent the re-reporting of such information (FCRA 623(a)(6)(A)).Restriction on Debt Resulting from Identity Theft: Arizona Financial may not sell, transfer, or place for collection any debt resulting from identity theft if notified by a CRA (FCRA 615(f)(1)).Furnishing Information Regarding Fraudulent Accounts: Upon receiving notification from a consumer who is a victim of identity theft and providing an identity theft report, Arizona Financial may not furnish information to a CRA regarding the fraudulent account or debt (FCRA 623(a)(6)(B)).Prompt Notification of Inaccurate Information: If Arizona Financial finds that it furnished inaccurate information due to identity theft, it must promptly notify each CRA of the correct information and ensure that only complete and accurate information is reported in the future (FCRA 623(a)(2)).