Great companies hire us to protect their customers. When you have questions or concerns about the security of your identity, we are here to provide informative, expert support. Whether your identity has been stolen or you’re worried about potential risks, you have an advocate in AllClear ID.
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Safeguard yourself and your family by enrolling in AllClear Identity Protection Services.
AllClear Identity Repair™ (BASIC) helps you when your identity has been stolen. Trained investigators work to resolve any disputes involving your stolen personal information and help you regain your identity. AllClear Fraud Alerts with Credit Monitoring™ (PRO PLUS) has dual purposes: Fraud alerts require creditors to verify your identity before opening a new line of credit in your name. Credit monitoring monitors your credit and notifies you when changes are detected.
FEATURES
If you have received a notice or notification letter from:
These businesses are considered to be the sponsor of the service and provide sponsored service to you at no costs to you.
FEATURES VARY DEPENDING ON YOUR SPONSORED PLAN
If you are covered by AllClear Identity Repair and suspect that your identity has been stolen or compromised, we’re here to help. To get started, simply call our award-winning team of Identity Protection Specialists at the number provided in your notification and verify your eligibility.
Protect yourself from identity theft with helpful resources and tools. The more you know about identity protection, the more empowered you’ll be to protect yourself and your family from identity theft.
Tracy S., Long Beach, CA
In today’s digital world, email is one of the main ways we contact each other. 14 years ago, Congress signed a set of rules called the CAN-SPAM Act designed to protect consumer privacy and limit the amount and type of unsolicited marketing messages they receive.
According to the 2016 Identity Fraud Study released by Javelin Strategy & Research, the total number of Identity Fraud victims in 2016 remained steady at 13.1 million as they did in 2015.
Credit freezes are designed to keep a creditor from accessing your credit report without your consent or new lines of credit being opened with your identity. It is helpful at protecting against identity fraud, especially if you believe you are at heightened risk of fraud.