You have the right to obtain information from a debt collector. If you request in writing, a debt collector must provide you with certain information about the debts that you believe were incurred in your name by an identity thief , like the name of the creditor and the amount of the debt and any address or phone number connected with the fraudulent account, also who the original creditor who assigned  the account to the collection agency is and all their information.

or Click on a State in Table Below.

The Best State Ag's are more proactive and have sent up programs, procedures, forms, and reporting requirements. They may also issue special ID cards that identify you as a victim. The cards are to be kept on you to be shown to police or collection agencies or courts and other companies when you deal with them.  Links will be added below as we find out about them.  

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Also

File a complaint against any telemarketer that contacts you, after 31 days of being on the national do not call registry. 

Complaints about Federal-Chartered Savings Banks should also be made online

 or by mail to

US Department of Treasure

Office of Thrift Supervision,

Division of Consumer Affairs,

Washington, DC 20552, 1 (800) 842-69299

this complaint form should be faxed or mailed to

Comptroller of the Currency, Customer Assistance Group,

1301 McKinney Street, Suite 3710,

 Houston TX 77010

 1 (800) 613-6743

FAX: 713-336-4301

OR

Complaints regarding State-Chartered, Federally Insured Banks (FDIC) that

Are Not Members of the Federal Reserve System (Fed)

should be sent to

 or made online to the