Iowa

Information and Forms To Help Fight Identity Theft

Legal Information

• Forms to Help You With Identity Theft

  Information and links to self help forms to help if someone has used your identity. Read More

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  Maryland Crime Victims' Resource Center, Inc

• Guide for Victims of Identity Theft

  Identity theft crimes are on the rise, causing nationwide concern. Your personal identifying information can be accessed in an increasing variety of ways. Content Detail

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  Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller

• How to Avoid Identity Theft

  Identity theft crimes are on the rise causing nationwide concern. Your personal identifying information can be accessed in a variety of ways. Content Detail

  By:

  Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller

• Identity Protection

  The IRS combats tax-related identity theft with an aggressive strategy of prevention, detection and victim assistance. Content Detail

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  Internal Revenue Service

• Identity Theft

  Questions and answers about when when someone uses your name, Social Security number, date of birth, credit card or bank account information, or other personal information without your authorization to commit fraud. Read More

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  Iowa Legal Aid

• Identity Theft and Your Social Security Number

  A dishonest person who has your Social Security number can use it to get other personal information about you Content Detail

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  Social Security Administration

• Identity Theft Passport

  The Identity Theft Passport Act established by Iowa Code section 715A.9A provides identity theft victims with a way to substantiate the crime to creditors and law enforcement. Content Detail

  By:

  Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller

• US Senate Special Committee on Aging Fraud Hotline

  Investigations and referrals of issues of fraud concerning retirement savings, identity theft, phone scams, Medicare, Social Security, and a variety of other consumer issues important to seniors and the elderly. Read More

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  United States Senate Special Committee on Aging

• What should I do if I think someone is using my Social Security number?

  If you think someone is using your number, there are several actions you can take Content Detail

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  Social Security Administration