A Letter to Report an Identity Theft to the Secret Service can kick start an investigation if your identity has been stolen. Put a stop to the thief by getting federal agencies after them with a Letter to Report an Identity Theft to the Secret Service.
Use the Letter to Report an Identity Theft to the Secret Service document if:
You're filing an initial complaint.
You'd like to give the agency additional information.
You want to confirm a telephone or online complaint.
A Letter to Report an Identity Theft to the Secret Service can help you put a stop to identity theft. You've probably done a lot already: letting your creditors know about the situation, canceling your debit cards, even notifying check verification services. But maybe you want to make sure the thief is stopped or maybe your particular situation calls notifying the Secret Service. If you were on the guest list of a presidential speaking engagement, or dinner for campaign donors, and your identity was stolen the Secret Service may want to know about it. Get this taken care of with a Letter to Report an Identity Theft to the Secret Service. Other names for this document: Letter to Report ID Theft the the US Secret Service