<prompt> Human: Hello, I am in a bit of a family fanancial situation. While I was going to college my mother claim I was too depressed to work or go to school and was collecting SSI using my infomation. After I graduated, I started working to save up some money and move to a larger city that may have work in my field. This job reported a income to SSA. After a year, I recieved a letter from the SSA stating I owe 9000 dollars. Now, I have always been very careful with my identity information. So, I called them and found out my mother was the payee of the account. I reported I had never received this money, and they mail me paperwork to sign and mail back to them. After this was done, I called my mother and told her if she used my information like this again, I will report her myself. This previous week I applied to an apartment in the closest metro and I have an interview with a company there next week. However, I was declined for the apartment and when I asked why, she mentioned a mortgage on my credit report. My mother recently just purchased a new house...So, I need to know how to look up what is on my credit report and properly filed the correct identity theft reports. As for anyone saying I am being too hard on her, you dont know her. She is the most stubborn woman I have yet to meet, and still insist that 9000 is my responsibility that I dump on her...Assistant: She thought you were bluffing. Show her you arent. One can only imagine how far she would go. How she managed to purchase a new house under your name is beyond me.Human: Yea, it is in her name but my social security number.  <response>: You need to involve the law ASAP. She has ruined your credit which can be of life long consequence and did so despicably. She is likely doing the same to your siblings. I would show no mercy to anyone. 