If they have sent a collection notice but have not yet reported a collection, then it is unclear as to how you have filed a dispute.
Disputes under the FCRA require identification of inaccuracy of reported information only.
Do you mean that you have sent a debt validation request under the FDCPA?
If you have sent a timely DV request (i.e., it was sent within 30 days of their collection ("dunning") notice), they are under a cease collection bar until they send validation. Case law in some jurisdicitons has interpreted a cease collection bar as also including a bar against reporting to a CRA until they have first sent validation.
If they do report to a CRA, they then have 90 days thereafter in which to provide the DOFD to the CRA.
Until then, you will have to use your own account records to determine the actual DOFD that you expect to be reported.
If the DOFD was no later than early 2011, then the full 7 years plus 180 days exclusion period set under FCRA 605(c) has definately expired, which will prevent the CRA from including any reported collection.
