Social Security Fraud

Approximately 9 million people in the United States become victims of identity theft every year. Identity theft occurs when someone else uses your identification information, such as your driver's license, Social Security number or credit card, without your permission to obtain services or purchase items. Many times, identity theft... more »

Social Security is a benefit that is awarded to individuals on a case-by-case scenario. People who are disabled mentally and physically, elderly or the school-age children of a Social Security applicant are a few of the individuals who may receive benefits after they have been approved by the Social Security Administration. The... more »

Your ability to identify fraudulent Social Security cards helps protect people from identity theft and lost funds. Follow these steps to spot a fake card. more »

If you've lost your wallet, it's important to act fast. Prevent a thief from using your credit cards, identification or trashing your credit. Keep your bank and credit card account numbers in a safe place at home to refer to them if you lose your wallet or purse. more »

Accusing a person of committing disability fraud can be more complicated than it might seem. First, you have to know exactly why a person has been approved to receive benefits before you can know for certain that he is indeed doing something he should not be. It is difficult to judge a person if you do not know what physical... more »