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Identity Theft

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What to Do if You're a Victim of Identity Theft?

  • Report it to your Financial Institution and immediately close any accounts which may have been compromised
  • Contact the police and file a police report 
    • Be sure to ask for a copy of the report
  • You may need the report when dealing with claims made by creditors
  • Call the 3 main credit bureaus, place a fraud alert on your credit reports and review the reports
    • TransUnion - (800)680-7289
    • Equifax - (800)525-6285
    • Experian - (888)397-3742
  • Get a free copy of your credit report
  • Close any accounts that the thief opened or compromised
  • If your driver’s license or government identification card has been stolen, cancel it immediately and get a replacement
  • File an official complaint with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC)