York County Sheriff'S Office Identity Theft Victim'S Packet

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York County Sheriff's Office
Identity Theft Victim’s Packet
Information and Instructions
This packet should be completed once you have received a copy of your police report from the York
County Sheriff's Office. Please keep your report and make copies as necessary to provide to your
creditors, financial institutions and credit reporting agencies.
My York County Sheriff's Office Report Number is:
___________________________________
This packet is for you to keep and contains information to assist you in the correction of your credit and
to help ensure that you are not responsible for the debts incurred by the identity thief. In addition, this
packet includes information that will allow you to obtain financial records related to the fraudulent
accounts and provide those records to law enforcement, without which we cannot continue an
investigation sufficient for prosecution. We recognize that some victims are only interested in the
correction of their credit and do not necessarily wish to cooperate with our investigation; therefore, we
request that you only submit this packet to the York County Sheriff's Office if you desire to assist with
our investigation. It is important to understand that in the event a suspect is identified and arrested
and the case proceeds to court, you as the victim would be required to participate in the prosecution
of the person charged.
You will need to complete the dispute letters and provide us with necessary documentation before we
can continue the investigation into your case. Examples of the document evidence we need are on the
last page of this packet. Without document evidence, we cannot continue the investigation. Please
write your report number on copies of documents you send us. In identity theft cases it is difficult to
identify the suspect(s) as they often use inaccurate information such as addresses and phone numbers.
Frequently the investigator cannot find evidence to prove who actually used your name and/or personal
information. It is important to note that even if the suspect cannot be identified for prosecution, it will
not affect your ability to correct the fraudulent activity and remove them from your credit.
Note:
If you suspect someone is using your personal information for employment and there is no
evidence of other identity fraud, see the section for contacting the Social Security
Administration under Additional Useful Information. Do not contact the employer directly as
they may warn the suspect employee.

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