Already an identity theft victim?

Entrust America can help!

Identity theft victims can spend hundreds of hours and thousands of dollars trying to "get back" their identity. The Entrust America team can significantly reduce your time and frustration. Our expert "Rush Identity Recovery Specialist™" will talk with you, obtain all pertinent information and restore your identity to "pre-theft status."

Your ID Recovery plan includes the following:
     
Complete Managed Restoration
***The following steps are accomplished totally by ENTRUST America speialists, all that is required of the victim is a two hour phone call with a Rush Identity Recovery Specialists and signing a limited power of attorney (LPoA) to allow the specialist to do thier job on your behalf.***

Phase 1

• Consult with Victim, and perform Crisis Management if needed
• Identify the identity fraud types
• Ascertain nature of fraud
• Explain fraud victims rights
• Educate victim on the recovery process
• Input all necessary information into the automated Rush Identity Recovery Software
• Print the "Rush Recovery Package™" which includes all necessary documents based on residence of victim, types of identity theft and number of identity thefts. "Rush Recovery Package™" also includes Limited Power of Attorney (LPoA) that allows Entrust America to act on victims behalf. All documents are completely filled out and ready for victim’s notarized signature
• "Rush Recovery Package™" is sent overnight to victim via secured overnight service
• Initiate fraud alerts with all three credit bureaus

• Victim receives "Rush Recovery Package™"
• Victim follows the detailed instructions to get the LPoA and other labeled documents notarized.
• Victim by law has to have a police report completed in person
• Victim then sends back to Entrust America the listed / completed documents including the executed LPoA via the included return overnight envelope

• Place all necessary electronic and hard copy fraud alerts
  • To all three credit bureaus
  • To Social Security Administration (SSA)
  • To Federal Trade Commission (FTC)
  • To US Postal Service (USPS)
  • To state of residence Attorney General’s Office
• Research credit history and verify if fraud includes items such as:
  • Public Records – liens, judgments, bankruptcies
  • Credit Accounts – New and/or Derogatory
  • Addresses
  • Prior Employment
• Issue fraud alert to and work with affected financial institutions and credit card companies
• Issue fraud victim statements and work with all three bureaus to restore credit accuracy

• Trace Social Security Number
• Notify and work with Department of motor vehicles
• Notify and work with creditors who have extended credit due to misuse of victims identifying information
• Notify and work with collection agencies of those creditors
• Notify and work with Law Enforcement officials
• Recommend licensed attorneys where appropriate

• Update victim
• Continue restoration until complete