<human>: Hello, /r/personalfinance I have a quick question. I was in the process of attempting to get my credit reports from annualcreditreport.com and was asked to select my personal information from a mulitple choice style question page. The only problem is, non of the answers applied to me. I selected "Other" on all of the questions for all 3 agencies and got webpages that said that I had provided incorrect information. I am wondering if this means that there is some information on file for me that is not really "me" and what I would need to do to access this information to verify it. As it stands, I should have no credit at all right now as I have done nothing to increase it, e.g. no loans, no credit cards, I always pay with cash or my debit card. 
I'll be graduating this fall and would rather not have someone running around out there with my identity keeping me from getting a house or a car.

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<bot>: someone may have been using my identity and I would like to know how I can see and verify the information that credit agencies have on file for me.