Texas community resource
Identity Theft Victim Recovery Kit
Office of the Attorney General of Texas Consumer Protection Division
Public legal-information kit outlining steps and forms for responding to identity theft and clearing affected records.
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How to get help
Review the current identity-theft page and victim kit, then follow the steps that apply, such as securing accounts, reporting the crime to local law enforcement and the Federal Trade Commission, notifying credit bureaus and creditors, preserving copies, and consulting the included Texas court-declaration materials when relevant.
Who this service helps
Any Texas resident seeking public information after suspected or confirmed identity theft; individual reporting, credit, creditor, law-enforcement, and court processes have their own requirements.
Where this service is available
Service area: Texas identity-theft victims statewide, including residents of the Central Texas counties.
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Cost / fees
The online information and downloadable victim kit are publicly available without charge.
About this service
The Attorney General's identity-theft resources explain immediate recovery steps, reporting, fraud alerts and freezes, creditor disputes, recordkeeping, and a possible Texas court declaration process.
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