Serve Victims

Crimes of identity theft and fraud have increased. As technology expands to complicate the crimes even more, the need for well-trained and knowledgeable professionals has increased as well.

Each victim’s individual case will demand different needs and each victim’s situation will present new challenges. If the professionals who come in contact with identity theft victims understand the crime and resources available to combat identity theft, the crime’s impact to victims and the time spent on recovery can greatly be improved.

For assistance with making identity theft network connections, joining a coalition, training, presentation material, additional information or victim support, please contact us.

The following sections are resource guides for key professionals in the criminal justice system that play a major role in an identity theft victim’s recovery:

Your agency may not officially called a victim service provider, law enforcement agency or prosecutor’s office, but you may come in contact with victims of identity theft. If your agency is one of the organizations listed, coalitions across the country are forming and growing and are looking for other professionals to join them.  For more information on how to join a coalition near you, see the listing of the Identity Theft Network Coalitions.

Academic Institutions
Attorney General Offices
Bar Associations
Better Business Bureau/Industry Regulatory Commissions
Business Networking Groups/Trade Associations
Child Service Organizations
Consumer Groups/Coalitions
Data Breech Specialists/Cyber Security Professionals/Internet Providers
Domestic and Sexual Violence Organizations
Emergency Responder Agencies
Faith-Based Organizations and Coalitions
Federal Trade Commission
Financial/Banking Entities
Government Representatives (Federal, State, and Local)
Identity Theft Victim Representative
Judicial Agencies (Federal, State, and Local)
Law Enforcement Agencies
Legal Clinics/Legal Assistance Providers/Law Firms Agreeing to Provide Pro Bono Assistance to Identity Theft Victims
Media Representatives
Medical & Health Care Entities
Motor Vehicle Administrations
Prosecutors (Federal, State, and Local)
Senior Service Organizations
State VOCA Administrators
Task Force Representatives
Victim Service Agencies

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