What should victims of identity crimes fill out?

Victims of identity crimes should fill out an identity crime incident form. This form serves to document the details surrounding the crime, including the times, locations, and any relevant information about how the identity theft occurred. By completing this form, victims can provide law enforcement and other agencies with necessary information to assist in the investigation and possibly recover lost identities and funds. This documentation is critical for the victim to establish a record of the crime, which may be required when dealing with creditors or law enforcement.

Although other options may seem appealing, they don't specifically address the formal process of reporting the incident. A fraud alert notice is a preventative measure but doesn't replace the need for a detailed report. An identity theft report is similar, but it typically refers to the formal report filed with law enforcement or credit agencies, making the incident more official. Finally, an identity resolution strategy is more about the steps a victim should take post-incident rather than a form that needs to be filled out immediately.