My Father lost his wallet with all Id's in it, what can he do???
541392
1. report the lost/stolen wallet to the police as soon as possible\n\n2. cancel any bank cards/credit cards that may have been in the wallet\n\n3. report the driver's liscense stolen and get a new one \n\n4. go to the social security office for a copy of the birth certificate
2075
That's a great question.  They did the same thing to me.  I even sent them multiple emails inquiring about the situation but never received a response.  I had the ID for several years and had never had a problem before.
1050631
I D Theft is one of the worst cases to deal with, You just can't find enough answers to resolve the issue. As a Police Officer I would tell you to continue to check with the three credit bureaus to make sure something doesn't show up that you were not aware of. If you find something,contact that business or bank to let them know that you did not transact this. You will have to file a report with the proper agency to start an investigation. Every Department has someone working ID theft, it may cause you some inconvenience now, but not as much as it will down the road.
252420
Go to the police and report your wallet as lost/stolen. \nThen take the police report and go to INS and ask them to reissue the papers that you lost. Since you are married to a US citizen I assume that you are a naturalized citizen. So there should be no issue at all in reissueing your papers.
779112
Go to the police. Its illegal to do that.\nContact your bank to find out where the money went and change your account; now they have your cheque or credit card number and your details, they can steal your id or try to take more money from your account.\nIf you paid by cheque, cancel it.\nIf you paid by credit card phone them NOW tell them and cancel the card.
1124496
1) You need to inform him that he must return the ID to the military or yourself for disposal at a Military installation as per Federal Law. (2)  You need to contact your civilian law enforcement if he has used the ID after your divorce to access any financial or credit card programs that you would be liable for and possibly file charges for fraud or identity theft and then contact the local Social Security Office for a possible change of SSN.  Contact your local Military Police/Security Forces office or JAG  as soon as possible and explain the situation and ask for assistance and possible solutions.
1092405
go to court.\nif it's registered to you, he can't have it.
1098777
There is NO way to get it back.\nYahoo, Hotmail, Google, and some others are so secure that they will not UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES reveal the password to anyone! Not even the owner of the ID.
1155787
You should have been given a stub where you purchased it. It will have the amount of the money order and the ID. Go back to the store or follow the claim procedure in the back of it. Good luck!
917214
I would need more details to give a good answer.\n\nBut lets just assume this is a typical "identity fraud" case.  All you really need is a police report that your ID was stolen, and a signed and notarized affidavit saying it's not your debt.  Most courts would then require the burden of proof be placed on the creditor to show it's your debt (they better have a signature).  If they prove it, then you are in huge trouble for filing a false police report plus purgery for lying to the court.\n\nThe collection agency is bluffing you.  They don't have any signature, no signed contract, no proof of purchases.  They probably have nothing more then a slip of paper from the creditor saying you owe them money.  \n\nSend the collection agency a "demand to validate" letter, and demand that you get signed contracts, bills, receipts, and everything they used to calculate what they claim you owe.  \n\nIf this is really a case of identity theft, file that police report, and start identity fraud procedures.
788531
Check with your county clerk's office.  Where I live you need some sort of ID which includes a social security card (I don't have), a driver's license (I have but I just noticed is expired), a credit card (I have a few of these) or if I just bring someone else who knows me to affirm who I am.
161075
Try finding out your dads password or make a new acount an addminestrator change your acount to a addmiestrator again by waiting untill your dad leaves the computer w&#92;o logging out delete the new account and your home free!
368300
Try find some personal paper's belonging to that person,  for example,  a medical card, a payment slip ect., anthing that would have their personal identification number on it! Im not sure the way thing's work over there in America but here in Ireland that's the way we would find it. I really hope that this helps you! Best of luk to you.
1060470
Not sure I understand the question.\n\nGet a new ID.\nDon't worry about the computer being examined.  Its rare.
1096842
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.
82050
Nothing, it is lost!\nDon't worry though!!!!!!\n\nIt will probably be deleted.\n\nMost people out there are very nice and will disregard.  Try sending another e-mail stating what happend.\nIf you get a loser, then contact a credit service like Equifax.\n\nMake sure to monitor for a short time.\n\nMost ID theft happends as soon as the info is collected due to expiring information.
243457
easy, don't eat pacer leads!\n\nbut to be serious, maybe u should get the staff to sign out for the stuff they take, then if a big amount of stuff goes missing then u well call a meeting about the theft.