If the bureaus keep validating that it's yours and it's not, then you need to file a CFPB complaint and/or get your state's attorney general involved.
@Stugotsv10 Let's start with are these private student loans or federally managed?
If they are federally managed you need to talk to the DoE or the loan processor they have in charge.
If it's private you need to talk to the lender.
You can't just go "poof, it's not mine go away" and that's the way you are acting.
If this is fraud it means someone opened a loan in your name and that isn't the responsability of the CRB or the OC, it's your responsability to protect yourself.
Take appropriate steps. Get hold of the OC, verify the information, file a police report for identity theft and fraud, then turn it into the CRB.
Why are you resistent to following appropriate steps against someone who you claim fradulently opened a student loan in your name?
Oh, FYI never having been to school does not mean a student loan isn't the debt of the person named. People get student loans then keep the money they recieve and never attend. It does happen.
There are procedures you have to follow for ID Theft accounts and if this is a SL in your name you need to get it taken care of as the government will dox your Social Security if its not paid off or otherwise adjudicated as a fraudulent account.
@gdale6 They never stated if this is a DoE or private loan. It's possible it's a private lender student loan which instead of the government coming after them they need to worry about being sued over it.