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Identity Theft

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• Additional Resources on Identity Theft from PALawHelp.org

  Full listing of resources on Identity Theft appearing on PALawHelp.org Content Detail

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  PALawHELP.org

• Criminal Justice Advocacy & Support Directory - Guide to Services for Pennsylvania Inmates, Victims of Crime & Their Families

  The purpose of this directory is to provide a comprehensive listing of agencies in Pennsylvania, and to some extent nationally, which serves the needs of inmates, ex-offenders, victims of crimes and their families, criminal justice professionals, volunteers and support persons. Content Detail

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  CentrePeace and Pennsylvania Institutional Law Project

• How to File a Petition to Proceed In Forma Pauperis

  This video from Laurel Legal Services provides an explanation of what In Forma Pauperis is - a request to file legal papers without having to pay the filing fee because you cannot afford to pay the fees - and line-by-line instructions on completing a petition to request permission to proceed without paying filing fees. Read More

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  Laurel Legal Services, Inc.

• 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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  Internal Revenue Service

• Identity Theft/Fraud

  Resources for victims of identity crimes, such as identity theft and identity fraud. Content Detail

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  Victims Resource Center

• Medical Identity Theft

  Medical identity theft is when someone steals or uses your personal information (like your name, Social Security number, or Medicare number), to submit fraudulent claims to Medicare and other health insurers without your authorization. Learn more on how this occurs and what to do if you are a victim. Content Detail

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  U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

• Report Fraud and Identity Theft

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  Office of Unemployment Compensation

• What Do I Do About Criminal Records Made In My Name?

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  Pennsylvania Office of Victim Services