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Identity Theft
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Federal Trade Commission Identity Theft Website
This website is a one-stop national resource to learn about the crime of identity theft. It provides detailed information to help you deter, detect, and defend against identity theft. Content Detail
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Five Ways to Help Protect Your Identity (Video)
Identity theft affects millions of people each year. This video provides information you can use to learn how to make protecting yourself from identity thieves part of your daily routine. Read More
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Identitity Theft Central - Internal Revenue Service
This website from the Internal REvenue Service offers information and services for people who have been victims of tax-related identity theft. Content Detail
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Identity Theft And Your Social Security Number
Information from the Social Security Administration on protecting your Social Security number and preventing identity theft. [PDF] Content Detail
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Identity Theft: A Recovery Plan - What To Do If Your Identity is Stolen
If you suspect that someone has stolen your identity, acting quickly is the best way to limit the damage. Setting things straight involves some work. This guide from the Federal Trade Commission has tips, worksheets, blank forms, and sample letters to guide you through the recovery process. [PDF] Content Detail
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Identity Theft: Federal Trade Commission Consumer Information
The Federal Trade Commission offers these resources outlining steps you can take to help minimize the damage to your account and credit when Identity Theft occurs. Content Detail
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Identity Theft - Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General
The Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General has created a comprehensive web-based Identity Theft Toolkit to help the people of the Commonwealth protect themselves from predators and begin the recovery process. Content Detail
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Identity Theft Resources from the FTC
The Federal Trade Commision publications listed here can help consumers learn about various aspects of identity theft. Content Detail
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Report a Mail Crime
If you have witnessed or fallen victim to a mail-related crime, take action by filing a report of the incident. Find the right form, appropriate for your situation, to file in order to report the criminal conduct. Content Detail
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Warning Signs of Identity Theft
The Federal Trade Commission provides these clues that someone may have stolen your personal information. Content Detail
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