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Indiana: papers or ID stolen? Police must take your report; then fraud alert, credit freeze and the AG Identity Theft Unit

Indiana statewide · Checked 2026-10-28

Steps

  1. Act fast.
  2. Report it to the police where you live; Indiana law says they must take the report and give you a copy.
  3. Place a fraud alert with one of the three credit bureaus.
  4. Think about a credit freeze (a right under Indiana law).
  5. Need help? Call the Attorney General's Identity Theft Unit at 1.800.382.5516.
  6. Replace the papers: Indiana: replace a lost or stolen state ID card ($9, or free if you are eligible to vote) (ID), Indiana birth certificate: county fee, and the no-fee route for homeless youth aged 16-17 (birth certificate), Replace a Social Security card (Indiana) (Social Security card).

Official details

What you can get
Indiana law requires the law enforcement agency where you live to take an official report and provide you with a copy. Official source
What to bring
take an official report and provide you with a copy Official source
How to apply
Contact the toll-free fraud number of any of the three consumer reporting companies below to place a fraud alert on your credit report. Official source
Where to apply
For additional assistance, you may contact the Identity Theft Unit at 1.800.382.5516 or IDTheft@atg.in.gov. Official source
Who decides
Not confirmed yet
How fast they decide
Not confirmed yet

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