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SALT LAKE CITY — The Utah Attorney General's Office launched a new comprehensive resource for people to fight identity theft.
The ID Theft Central website found at idtheft.utah.gov is a free portal to resources and registries to help report and repair damage caused by identity theft.
The ID Theft Central is the only website where parents can enroll their children in a Child Identity Protection program at no cost, receive continued protection from TransUnion until each child reaches the age of 17, and their children are automatically removed from the program.
In addition, identity theft can be reported online through the Identity Theft Reporting Information System. ID Theft Central also leads citizens to Track My Case, Victim Assistance and Resources, and Identity Theft Crime Mapping.
More than 100 Utah law enforcement agencies participate in the Utah ID Theft Central program.
