Identity theft occurs when someone steals your personal information and uses it to open new accounts or initiate transactions in your name. Fraud is committed when criminals use your personal information to access bank accounts, obtain loans, make purchases, rent an apartment, etc.
Although it's considered a felony crime, police can't help you restore your credit record and undo the damage that's been done. Taking the proper precautions with your information is the best protection.
Fraud Prevention Tips
You can take action to protect your identity and your
personal information.
View our Fraud Prevention Tips
Identify Threats
Learn how to protect and defend yourself against Identity Theft and Fraud.
View the IDEA Online Presentation
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