My question involves collection proceedings in the State of: Washington I am in collection for four debts with four different collection agencies. I tried to find the original delinquency dates for these debts on my Experian credit report, but I cannot find that information anywhere on my report. All that shows is the date each debt was turned over to the collection agency, but that is not what I 'm seeking. The seven year period the debt is on your report begins with the original delinquency date with the original creditor, not with the date a collection account was opened, which would have happened some time later. It says right on Experian's site that you can find the delinquency date on your report, but I don't see those dates anywhere. I called them and the lady said she also did not see those dates on my report, and sounded confused. She then transferred me to someone else who could help me, but this next person said she couldn't give me any information about my report because, now get this, I had lived at my current address for less than two years (no, I am not making this up). What does how long you've lived at your current address have to do with anything? Trying to get this information has turned into a monumental challenge. Any advice would be appreciated.

