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Report Identity Theft or Fraud
The U.S. Bank Fraud Liaison Center is committed to helping you protect yourself from identity theft and fraud. We're here for you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to help if your identity has been stolen. Call us toll-free at 800-US BANKS to:
  • close your accounts and open new ones.
  • replace credit and check cards.
  • offer information to help you address and resolve situation with the Identity Theft Assistance Center (ITAC).
How to Report Identity Theft
Reporting identity theft as soon as you suspect it is critical. Here are a few steps you'll want to take:
  • Contact the Federal Trade Commission's Identity Theft Hotline at 877-ID-THEFT (877-438-4338).
  • Call the three main credit bureaus to report fraud and request copies of your credit report1.
    • Equifax: to report fraud, call 800-525-6285.
      To order a report call 800-685-1111.
    • Experian: to order a report or to report fraud, call 888-397-3742.
    • TransUnion: to report fraud, call 800-680-7289.
      To order your report, call 800-916-8800.
  • Report the theft of mail to your local postal inspector
  • Inform check security companies about the fraud affecting your account. To contact them directly, please call:
  • National Check Fraud Center   843-571-2153
    SCAN   800-262-7771
    TeleCheck   800-710-9898
    CrossCheck   707-586-0551
    Equifax Check Systems   800-437-5120
    International Check Services   800-526-5380
    Chexsystems   800-428-9623
    CheckRite   800-466-2748
How to Report Identity Fraud
  • If you have replied to a phishing email or SMiShing text message, please forward it to us (Note: this email box should only be used to forward fraudulent emails to U.S. Bank for investigation.). If you've received a vishing phone call, please call us at 800-US BANKS. It's critical to know that we will never ask for any personal information in emails or text messages (only over the phone when you call one of our toll-free Customer Service numbers).
  • If you have not replied to the email, but have specific questions, please contact us.
  1. Fraud flags and statements will be added to your report saying that all potential creditors should contact you to verify credit applications.
     
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U.S. Bank is a founding member of the Identity Theft Assistance Center (ITAC), which helps address and reduce the consequences of fraud and identity theft.







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