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I lived in the USA for long enough to get a SSN and a credit rating, but I left some time ago. I've now discovered that my details are in this leak. Does anyo
by fit2rule 9y ago
I lived in the USA for long enough to get a SSN and a credit rating, but I left some time ago.
I've now discovered that my details are in this leak.
Does anyone have any advice for how a non-US citizen, not currently living in the USA, can secure their data and ensure that its not being used nefariously? I.e. is there a way to permanently retire a SSN and credit rating, remotely (which doesn't involve dying, lol)?
- harryh 9y agoYou can "freeze" your credit with each of the 3 rating agencies (Equifax, Experian, TransUnion) which will prevent anyone (including yourself) from applying for credit using your information.
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