My husband is a victim of identity theft and it is obvious that the stuff isn’t his because he doesn’t even live wherever the things are from.
He went to file a police report but they said he needs documentation and the bills. How can he get that stuff if he doesn’t know who it is and he only found out from a copy of his report? Also the companies claim that he needs to file a report….but he doesn’t know the persons name?
How does he go about this? What should he do?
Ok my wallet got stolen out of my car this past weekend and in the past 10 hours or so ive had about $200 worth of charges on my debit card. turns out a couple of them are marine corps checks that were cashed and i got charged the processing fees. they also took my entire book of cds with about 60 cds or so. so i imagine that alone is another $700 or so. what kind of criminal charges would this person be facing? and does it make it any worse for him that he is a marine. the charges on my card do leave a trail from my town out to the coast at camp lajeune where the marine corps base is
i have already canceled the cards and filed a police report. i have also contested the charges with my bank.
I discovered that I was a victim of Identity theft… what a nightmare, right?! Well, I’ve taken the preliminary steps to correct this I.E. police report, disputes to credit bureaus and creditors… but does anyone have tips or add’tl advice that maybe helpful to my circumstance??
My identity was stolen recently and I made a police report. I was curious what kind of investigations does the Police Officer I spoke to does? And, what are the chances that this Police Officer can track down the person who stole my identity? How long does this Police Officer works on the case for? I was just curious because I’m doing everything that I can do in my power of preventing any further loss in my name or credit that this imposter created and caused. Serious answers only please.
NOW WHAT?
I contacted the credit bureau
I contacted the companies to ensure that the accounts were closed.
I filed a police report.
I filed a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission.
One tenant disappear without paying and living behind some belongings. A new tenant uses the identity of the past tenant to get cable service.
The new tenant get evicted and on the mail, is a bill for the first tenant of 742.00 (including the value of cable box 500.00) The second tenant used and pay the bills on the first tenants name, except in the last few months. I believe the first tenant does not know that. Can I make a police report on that or I will get in trouble since the house is mine and I just find out it now?
I am a victim of identity theft but caught it years too late because I did not check my credit report. I’ve been reviewing my report this last week and on one of the reporting agencies is a judgment for a debt that I did not make. I have already disputed the items, filed a police report, and contacted the companies.
What do I need to do about this judgment? I have no idea what it is or what to do or who to contact or where to begin.