The TransUnion Fraud Victim Assistance Department (FVAD) is dedicated to helping you, the consumer, with issues pertaining to fraud and identity theft. The information in the following sections can help answer some common questions on the subject and educate you on what you can do to safeguard yourself from these crimes, as well as steps you should consider taking if you do, in fact, become a victim.
How can I protect myself from fraud and identity theft? Are there ways to spot fraud and identity theft?
There are many ways to decrease the likelihood that you will become a victim of fraud or identity theft. Learn what to look for in your credit reports and other areas of your finances that could be signs that your identity may have been compromised or stolen.
There are many ways to decrease the likelihood that you will become a victim of fraud or identity theft. Learn what to look for in your credit reports and other areas of your finances that could be signs that your identity may have been compromised or stolen.
How can I fix my credit history if I discover I'm a victim of fraud or identity theft?
Once you realize that you are victim of identity theft, find out what you should do to restore your credit history.
Once you realize that you are victim of identity theft, find out what you should do to restore your credit history.
Are there laws that protect me from fraud and identity theft?
As a consumer and a fraud victim, you have rights under federal and state laws. Find out what your rights are.
As a consumer and a fraud victim, you have rights under federal and state laws. Find out what your rights are.
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