ITRC Letter Form 115-2
Letter Forms for When You Know the Imposter

There are three ITRC Letter Forms for “When You Know the Imposter.”  These ITRC Letter Forms are suggestions only and should not take the place of forms or letters provided by your attorney, law enforcement, or creditors. Letters should be mailed certified, return receipt requested.  Please do not send the completed form to the ITRC, as we have no legal authority to clear your record for you.

• ITRC Letter Form 115-1 - A Letter from the Victim to the Credit Issuer when the imposter will not cooperate
   
• ITRC Letter Form 115-2 - A Letter to be written by the Imposter accepting responsibility for accounts or charges
   
• ITRC Letter Form 115-3 - A Letter to be used when both parties privately reach an agreement with each other to resolve the case

For additional resource information, please refer to ITRC Fact Sheet 115 - When you Personally Know the Identity Thief.

ITRC Letter Form 115-2 - is a letter to be written by the imposter accepting responsibility for accounts or charges.

Use a separate letter for each creditor you are contacting.  Keep a copy of each for your records.  We recommend that each form (one per fraudulent account) be notarized when the imposter signs it.  The imposter should pay for that charge.  Make enough copies for each account needed and a few extra for your files.  Attach any documentation (e.g. police report) that will help the creditor to deal with this situation.