<prompt> Human: Im having issues with Nissan regarding a car lease that started in 2011. Everything went fine, made my 36 payments, and I turned in the car. The lease expired 8152014, but I turned it in 7302014, and the plates 7312014 to the DMV. With leases, the leasing company not me directly pays the registration fee. Then Nissan bills me. My registration was due 9152014; however, Nissan jumped the gun and tried to renew the registration. The DMV would not process the request and per the DMV no money exchanged hands.What Im dealing with now is Nissan reported my account to my credit as past due. For the 90 registration fee. I have been talking with Nissan since I got the registration bill around 912014 and they have repeatedly told me that I do not have to pay, but they are still trying to figure out where the money is. I have been taking notes and recording the namesextensions of the people that I talk to, and it seems like my file is accurate on there end once I get on the call they always take a few mins and go over it with me... but I havent been recording the calls so I personally dont have much proof.What can I do? I filed a dispute with the credit agencies, and Nissan is closed today. I am going to contact the states attorney general... but what else? Is Nissan following the fair credit reporting act, by telling me one thing and then doing another? Any advice is welcome.  <response>: Get the leasing companys word that youre off the hook for the registration in writing, send it along to the credit bureaus. 