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ITRC Letter Form 115-3

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By Identity Theft Resource Center
Nov 17, 2009 - 4:04:38 PM


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ITRC Letter Form 115-3
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 115-2A 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 Personaly Know the Identity Thief.

ITRC Letter Form 115-3 may be used when the imposter and victim privately reach an agreement with each other.  The following are suggestions only.  This form will need to be adjusted to reflect your agreements.  Remember, if you pay the debt, even if the imposter helps you, the negative information on your credit report remains in your name.


The information in this publication is not to be considered legal or psychological advice.  This information is a resource for you and has been helpful for other victims in similar situations.  If you have any legal questions or concerns, you should consult with a consumer law attorney.

Copyright 2009, Identity Theft Resource Center®, all rights reserved.
Written by Linda Foley, assisted by Mari Frank, Esq.


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