if a person stole your identity, where can you go to get your record clean?
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if the person affected your credit rating, contact FICO immediately. get a copy of your credit report, and then go through the process of writing letters to remove errors from your report.\n\nto move forward in life, business, or whatever, it's very important that your credit is clean!
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There is no central place you can go to to "solve" identity theft.  \n\nThe problem is that there is so much identity theft going on the police is overwelmed.  Even trying to get the police to take a report can be difficult.  They will tell you that they can take the report and not do anything, but that's ok.  You need a report filed.\n\nThe people who gave the credit will end up getting the shaft, not you.  But that's fine, because they generally do a terrible job identifying the people they are giving credit to.  I have no sympothy for them at all.\n\nSend a letter to the collection agency telling to them to quit bothering you.  Use the sample letters in the link below to help you word it.\n\nSend them a copy of the police report, tell them the debt was not yours, and tell them to "validate" the debt.  They must send you copies of contracts, bills, receipts, and anything they have on record to prove you owe them, or else they must stop bothering you.\n\nContact the credit agencies and inform them of the ID theft.  Have them remove the report from your records.  Also have them put a flag on your account to show your ID has been stolen, and anyone attempting to get credit in your name must first contact you personally before granting it.\n\nGood luck
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You can contact any Civil Lawyer adn they can help. If someone stole his identity it wuold not reflect in his background investigation, mainly just he credit. If he has in fact commited these crimes than you need to get a crimminal attorney and try to have them expunged.
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Contact the credit bureaus and tell them you believe your ID was stolen - they'll put a hold on your credit report so if anyone tries to access it, you will be informed. You only need to contact one of the three - they automatically contact each other.\n\nAlso obtain a free copy of your credit report - the government requires you be given a copy once a year on request. You cannot be charged for this service. (See the link below). It's a good idea to do this anyway, even if you haven't had your ID stolen. \n\nBEWARE of services that advertise a 'free report' in exchange for signing up to some monitoring or other service - these are NOT free reports, you'll have to pay.\n\nWhen you get the report, check if anything looks suspicious - accounts you haven't opened for example. If there is any such activity, contact your local police and the credit report company.\n\nPeople search and other such services use public records - just as you could do - to find information about people. These include court and state/federal records that must be released under the freedom of information laws. However, certain information, such as your social security number, may not be made available under penalty of law.\n\nPLEASE NOTE: If you are concerned about using the website listed below, go to http://www.firstgov.gov and search for "free credit report". You will get a link to the annual credit report site from there (All sites ending in .gov are federal government sites so can be trusted). For more information, see the government link below.
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I would think anything is possible. Wouldn't it be in your case file? Have you had the record expunged? If not, you should be able to get it from the courts. BTW...just wondering, did you like that pic or something? I'm not picking on you, it just seems weird that someone would want to have their mugshot!
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Probably a consumer attorney.  You might not need one, however.  Go to www.ftc.gov and look up the link to "consumers" and then look up info on identity theft and how to repair it.  You should also order your credit report (for free) from the 3 major agencies and the FTC site will show you how to do that.  Your credit report will show if someone has obtained credit in your name because you will see opened accounts there that you didn't know about.  Hopefully, there is nothing serious.
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Only if it is not true, or the credit company was served with papers to remove it.  How so you know record was expunged?
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Go to the courthouse. They will give you anything you need, but they will cover up anyone's address that might be on those records so you will not be allowed to go to that person's house and harass them. Be nice, and be considerate when looking at people's records. Good Luck.
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If you have proof try: \n\nA. THe Police \nB The Social Security Fraud Officer
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Depends on what details they have about your bank account.  If you are concerned contact the bank and inform them of your concerns.  They will change the information and maybe give you a new account.  \n\nInfo on your drivers license is public information.  If someone want's it they will have little trouble getting it.  You need to be more concerned about your social security number.  That info is not available easily, even if they know your drivers license number.\n\nContact the credit reporting agencies and request an identity theft flag be placed on your accounts, and get a copy of your credit report so you can check for anything unusual.\n\nWith a flag on your account, if anyone attempts to get credit in your name, the business must first call you to verify it.  If they don't then the business will be liable for the loss.
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Contact the local police department's fraud section. They will let you know what information you need. If the card was really that person's card, that's all they would need to find the person and prosecute them.
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Just call the local police station and say you want a criminal records check done on someone. It's puplic knowledge if they have.
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Don't panic....just follow my instructions and you will get through it.\n\nIdentity theft is a huge crime now, and all of the major credit reporting companies have already set up programs to deal with it.\n\nYour first step is visit the FTC's website and read the file they created about ID Theft (see the link below).  \n\nGenerally, the procedure goes like this:\n\nNotify the police and get a police report.  Note the police won't do anything about it...no investigation or anything.  Doesn't matter, you need to have a police report made to protect yourself.  So INSIST that your local police give you one...even if it's just an "incident report".\n\nNotify one of the credit reporting agencies (Equifax, Experian, Transunion) and inform them you are the victim of identity theft.  They will in turn contact the other Credit agencies.  All three will place an ID Theft Victim flag on your report, with instructions to contact you in the event someone tries to get credit in your name.\n\nContact the creditor who gave the loan and inform him it's not your loan.  You may have to supply a copy of the police report, plus a signed and notorized affidavid stating that the debt is not yours.  Go to the link below to get it.\n\nDo this NOW!  ID thieves are like cockroaches.  When you start seeing a problem, it's usually a whole lot worse and you have to begin fighting it.  They may have lots of other loans out there.  You only know about them when the collectors start to come after you.\n\nGood luck, contact me if you need help.  I've been there, and have helped many others fix their problems.
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i'd reccomend you take this question down ASAP.   have you ever heard of identity theft?
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It could become a crime if they show intent to use that information to steal your identity. If it looks like that's what they are going to do, then you need to call the police and report an attempt at Identity Theft. See what they say to do. Maybe nothing, but you may be able to give em a good scare with the police. \n\nYou also need to find out how they got this information. If it was from a company, you need to report this to the head of that company or someone in the management. Your ex could lose her job over Confidentiality Laws. Good Luck
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There are many sites that say they will give you peoples records but all they do is give you the info on where to go to get them. SOme for a fee will go to the court house and look them up for you. You can do this yourself at your local court house or where the person you want to find out about was arrested or not. I have tried just about all of them that I could find. It was easier to go downtown and pull the files myself. You can do that you know.
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Hmmm.... try the police or the office of records for your county.  Good luck