Ohio Identity Theft Affidavit (2026)
The official document for identity theft is the FTC Identity Theft Report, made at IdentityTheft.gov; credit bureaus and most businesses accept it. DoneDoc’s identity theft affidavit is a supplemental sworn statement (28 U.S.C. §1746) to send with that report when a company asks for more.
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Ohio: key facts
- Official report
- FTC Identity Theft Report at IdentityTheft.gov (it replaced the old FTC Identity Theft Affidavit in 2016).
- Police report
- Only if you know the suspect or a company asks for one.
- Federal declaration
- Signed under penalty of perjury under 28 U.S.C. §1746.
- Notary
- DoneDoc prepares it for signing before a notary in Ohio.
- Sensitive numbers
- SSN and account numbers are left blank to fill in by hand.
Official source: FTC — IdentityTheft.gov · FTC — New Identity Theft Report (2016) · Last reviewed: October 2026
Frequently asked questions
- Do I still need the FTC report?
- Yes. File it first at IdentityTheft.gov and save it; this affidavit supplements it.
- Why are some lines blank?
- We never collect Social Security, card or account numbers. Fill them in by hand only on the copy for the company that needs them.
- Is IdentityTheft.gov available in Spanish?
- Yes, the FTC site is available in Spanish.
- Can I get it in Spanish?
- Yes. You sign the English document and also receive a Spanish reference translation and Spanish instructions.
DoneDoc provides self-help forms and is not a law firm. We recommend having your document reviewed by a licensed attorney in your state before signing.
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