Persons who believe that they may be victims of identity theft need to follow the below

listed procedures in order to allow for proper police investigation of the complaint:
1. Contact any of the tree credit reporting bureaus to request a copy of your credit

report. Per Federal Law all persons are entitled to one free credit report per year and to

request your report you may contact the tree credit bureaus Equifax, Experian and Trans

Union at the following too free number 8770322082028. Or you may go online to

www.Annualcreditreport.com
2. Once you receive your report check it carefully and look for any accounts or

entries which you may feel are inaccurate and note such inaccuracies.
3. If you are reporting any credit cards, debit cards, department store cards,

checking accounts or other bank accounts of being opened fraudulently in your name, you

need to contact each of those companies separately and request copies of appropriate

documents pertaining to such account opened in your name.
Be advised that many credit card companies and banks will not release your account

information to law enforcement unless under subpoena. You have the ability to obtain that

information more readily and should provide copies of all pertinent documents to the polce

when filing your complaint. Also, many credit card companies and banks often do not wish to

prosecute for crimes they do not consider serious often $10,000.00 or more) and unlike

other investigations, victims of identity theft need to take active participation in the

police investigation. Identity theft victims should also be aware that such investigations

often proceed at a slow pace due to many factors outside of police control.
When you have inaccurate information on your credit report that you have found after you

receive your free credit report from annualcreditreport, you should dispute with Equifax,

Experian and Tran union directly