Answer a few questions and get a free, step-by-step identity theft recovery checklist, in order, with links to the official sites where you take action. Check off each step as you go.
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A freeze step for each one, with a direct link
The problem
Recovering from identity theft means contacting several agencies and companies, in the right order. It's hard to know where to start.
Official guidance spread across many different websites
Not knowing which step comes first
Not knowing which credit bureaus to contact
Losing track of what you've already done
Feeling overwhelmed and alone
A few questions, with no account needed
Your steps in order, starting with what matters most
A step for each of the three credit bureaus
Progress you can check off as you go
Plain explanations of what to do and why
How it works
Answer a few short questions. We never ask for your Social Security number, your date of birth, or account numbers.
See your recovery steps in order. Each step explains what to do and why it matters.
Mark steps done as you go. Your checklist is saved in this browser, so you can come back to it later on the same device.
What you get today
You take each step yourself. We tell you what it is, why it matters, and where to go.
Your answers decide which steps you see and in what order, so you start with the steps that matter most for what happened to you.
The steps follow the FTC's identity theft recovery guidance. Where you need to act, a step links to the official site: IdentityTheft.gov, a credit bureau, or AnnualCreditReport.com.
Your plan includes a step for each credit bureau: Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion. Each step explains why and links to that bureau's freeze page. Freezes are free.
Mark each step done as you finish it. Your plan shows how far along you are and what to do next.
You have legal protections that many victims don't know about. Your checklist points you to the official guidance.
Lets you dispute information on your credit report that you believe is wrong. A bureau generally has 30 days to investigate, and it must correct or remove information it can't verify.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau takes complaints about credit bureaus and lenders. If a dispute stalls, you can file a complaint at consumerfinance.gov.
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