They only get 1 bite at the apple as far as reporting. Make a copy of earlier CR that has good info and make copy of it and send it along with a letter disputing the reported information.
@Anonymous wrote:Another great example of why I didn't name my son after me. I too was named after my father and it has done nothing but create problems throughout my entire life. Everything from credit-related things to bills to doctor's appointments. It's crazy and something I didn't want my own son to ever have to deal with.
Well said. I have a similar curse, and I wouldn't wish it on anybody. 
@Anonymous, you might want to double-check that Social Security doesn't show you as deceased as well. I don't think that is the case here, but if it is you'll want to clear that up without delay.
@Anonymous wrote:Another great example of why I didn't name my son after me. I too was named after my father and it has done nothing but create problems throughout my entire life. Everything from credit-related things to bills to doctor's appointments. It's crazy and something I didn't want my own son to ever have to deal with.
I have my father's name, my grandfather's first name and same middle initial, and my son has my name. Yes it does sometimes create problems but if you are aware of what's happening it isn't really that hard to deal with.
I went through this same nonsense a few years ago after my father died. This happens because someone was lazy in their data-gathering.
You already have paper copies from the 3 major CRAs, which is a good start. Also get a hard copy of your Innovis credit report, and triple check all of them to make absolutely sure they all have your correct DOB and correct SSN.
As someone else already suggested, visit your local Social Security office with the needed photo IDs as well as a copy of your birth certificate and SSN card, and have your father's DOB and SSN# (and if you have one, a copy of his death certificate) with you. They can confirm your current correct status and also confirm the status of his SSN showing he's deceased and date of death.
Lastly, also get hard copies of your ARS, Sagestream, and especially your LexisNexis report and go over all of them in painstaking detail. You don't want the error clawing its way back into places you already cleaned it out from.