Identity theft can occur when someone uses your personal information without your knowledge or permission, including your name, Social Security number, address, or student records. At 91̽»¨ (91̽»¨), we take these concerns seriously and provide a formal process to help protect your identity and your academic record.
Why This Process Is Important
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Investigate suspected identity misuse
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Correct or secure your academic record
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Protect your account from fraudulent activity
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Respond to requests from third parties that may involve disputed records
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Comply with federal reporting requirements
This verification is required to proceed with identity theft-related claims and protections.
How to Complete the Process
Step 1 — Complete the Identity Theft Verification Affidavit
Fill out every section of the affidavit clearly and accurately. Be prepared to explain:
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How you discovered the fraudulent activity
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When you first became aware of the issue
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Why you believe the activity was unauthorized
Incomplete information may delay processing.
Step 2 — Attach Required Documentation
You must attach copies of the following documents:
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Valid government-issued photo ID (Driver’s License, State ID, or Passport)
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Proof of residency at the time of the activity (lease agreement, utility bill, bank or insurance statement)
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Copy of a police report filed with law enforcement documenting the identity theft
All documents must be clear, legible, and dated.
Step 3 — Submit Within 30 Business Days
Submit the completed affidavit and all required documentation within 30 business days of discovering or being notified of the identity theft.
What Happens After Submission
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Admissions & Records will review the affidavit and documentation
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Additional information may be requested if necessary
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A determination will be made regarding your case
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You will be notified of the outcome and next steps
Important Information About Identity Theft Claims
By submitting this affidavit and supporting documents, you affirm that:
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You did not authorize the use of your identity for the activity in question
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You did not benefit from the fraudulent activity
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All statements are true and accurate to the best of your knowledge
Knowingly providing false information may subject you to federal penalties.
Protecting Your Information
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Never share your student login credentials
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Update your password regularly
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Monitor your student account and financial aid activity
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Report suspicious activity immediately
91̽»¨ will never request passwords or payment via unofficial email or forms.
When you’re ready, Start Here: Identity Theft Verification Affidavit
Need Help or Have Questions?
If you have questions about the Identity Theft Verification process, affidavit form, required documents, or submission procedures, please contact Admissions & Records at 91̽»¨.
