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Request to Place a Fraud Alert on a Drivers License

A Request to Place a Fraud Alert on a Drivers License can help you notify the DMV of fraudulent activity and prevent identity theft. Maybe someone found your lost license and they're abusing it, or maybe they're just using your license number. Put a stop to it with a Request to Place a Fraud Alert on a Drivers License.

Use the Request to Place a Fraud Alert on a Drivers License document if:

• You want to let the DMV know about possible fraudulent activity.
• You're following up from a phone call with the DMV.
• You need to confirm that the DMV put a warning on your file.

Putting in a Request to Place a Fraud Alert on a Drivers License works a little differently than other alerts. It's not quite like fraud alerts on a credit card, bank account, or for a phone bill as every state works differently. Check with your local DMV to see what steps to take. No matter what the protocol is, it can be helpful to follow up with a letter. You have to be sure that the fraud alert is in effect, otherwise you may still be vulnerable. Thieves can use your driver's license for many things, make sure there's a warning on your file with a Request to Place a Fraud Alert on a Drivers License.

Other names for this document: Drivers License Fraud Alert Letter