<prompt>  Human: Ive lived with my grandma since I was a baby. I am currently 21 years old. My name is Brian, JR, and unfortunately thats where my problems started. My Father, the SR, has apparently never had a problem using my credentials in his own name. Ive been told and shown how he had a drivers license in my name when I was still only a few years old, and his was suspended or revoked. Theres multiple old utility bills, and on my credit karma it lists credit cards and a verizon account. The cards date back years, to when I was around 12 I think? And the verizon account was opened when I was 15. All of them are in debt and collection for thousands of dollars. I cant get a loan, a phone, I cant even get financial aid for college. My credit score is in the low 500s. I found out about all of this recently. Ive always had suspicions. Bills and collection notices I thought were for my father nothing has ever specifically said JR or SR and I should have noticed earlier piled up here where he hasnt lived in 15 years. Once I saw my credit report, I opened all of them. They were all for me. Ive never had verizon, or capital one, or an Amex, any of it. What can I do? What do I do? At this point I dont even care what happens to him.. Hes burned too many bridges. I even asked him to come clean to the agencies and do an assumption of liability. He pretty much laughed me down. My only contact with my father is through facebook messenger. Isnt that great.Thank you for any help, Reddit. How the hell do you owe Verizon 4 thousand dollars.. Edit1: things I forgot.. My credit report also has his birthday tied to it instead of mine, but its my social, name, and birthday I used to look it up. Along with a bunch of his addresses throughout the midwest I live in NJ, and phone numbers. How can I repair that part? Edit2: is it worth it to try and file disputes with the individual companies? Verizon, etc. I found out the extent trying to open a verizon account- they told me I couldnt because I had one. Called support and was told I had an outstanding account, 3,800 and change. Talked to fraud department about how I had just turned 21 and the account was over 6 years old and they wouldnt have even been allowed to open an account for me.. All standing inside of a corporate store with a manager holding my ID. There was almost nothing they said they could doEdit3: can not check my credit reports. These questions and a few of the same line were thrown at me, and I know the answers to none. Will be reaching out via phone in the morning. 