Identity Theft

Identity Theft- Identity theft happens when another person, normally who you don’t even know, steals your personal information and uses it to commit frauds. The thief will often use your personal information to open accounts, purchase vehicles, apply for loans, credit cards, social security benefits, establish services with utility companies, rent an apartment, and more all with your name, without your knowledge. Identity theft could be referred to as any of the following: ID Theft, Identity Fraud, Bank Fraud, Account Takeover, Credit Card Fraud, Criminal Identity Theft, Check Fraud, New Account Fraud, or Wire Fraud, but no matter what you call it, the crime is still identity theft.

If you think you are a victim of identity theft, the most crucial step is the one you've already taken: realizing something is wrong and getting professional guidance in setting things right. That said, the best way to minimize the damage is to act quickly and assertively. Begin by contacting key parties immediately to stop trouble in its tracks.

There are many ways though to help you avoid identity theft. Use credit monitoring to alert you to suspicious credit activity and possible fraud. Each month, carefully review your credit card, bank statements, and phone bills (including mobile phones) for unauthorized use. Examine your Social Security Personal Earnings and Benefits Estimate Statement each year to check for fraud. The Social Security Administration mails this statement to adult SSN holders about three months before their birthdays.

If you are hit by identity theft, time is of the essence. Assess the situation — but do it quickly, preferably with the guidance of someone who knows this complex terrain and is committed to seeing you through the whole process. Then determine what needs to be done and begin reclaiming your identity.

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