Fraud happened. Here is exactly what to do next.

Report bank fraud.

Contact us directly if you notice unauthorized activity on your accounts.

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Report a scam.

File a complaint with the Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3), contact your state Attorney General, or submit a tip to the FBI.

Report to IC3 »

Check your credit.

Request your free credit report and place a fraud alert if needed. You can do this through any of the three major credit bureaus: Equifax, Experian, or TransUnion.

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Social security number misuse.

Contact us or visit your local Social Security Administration office to report misuse of your Social Security number.

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Mail fraud.

Contact your local post office or report stolen mail directly to the U.S. Postal Inspection Service.

Report mail fraud »

Driver’s license theft.

Report a stolen driver’s license to your state DMV and check for any fraudulent duplicates issued in your name.

Find your state DMV »

Federal Trade Commission.

The FTC Consumer Response Center (877.382.4357) helps victims of identity theft log complaints, address credit damage, and take steps to restore their identity.

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