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Ley de Quiebras When a person fraudulently assumes or changes your identity for financial gain
If Someone has stolen your identity, take the following actions immediately ! -
Contact the fraud department of each of the three major credit bureaus -
Tell them to flag your file with a fraud alert -
Have the creditors get your permission before opening any new accounts -
Ask the credit bureaus for copies of your credit reports -
Review your reports carefully for any accounts that may have been tampered with or opened -
Contact any of the creditors for any accounts that may have been tampered with or opened -
Follow up with a letter to meet the procedures of the Fair Credit Billing Act -
In a few months order new copies to verify your corrections and changes and to make sure that no new fraudulent activity has occurred -
File a report with your local police department or the police in the community where the identity theft took place -
If your social security card is stolen contact the Social Security Administration -
If your driver's license is stolen contact your Department of Motor Vehicles -
Use a password for account changes (Not maiden name, birthdays, etc.) | | Report Fraud | Order Credit Report | | Equifax | 800-525-6285 | 800-685-1111 | | Experian | 888-397-3742 | 888-397-3742 | | Trans Union | 800-680-7290 | 800-916-8800 | | Social Security | 800-772-1213 | | | Federal Trade Commission | 877-438-4338 | | | American Express | 800-528-4800 | | | Discover | 800-347-2683 | | | Master Card | 800-826-2181 | | | Visa | 800-336-8472 | |
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