If it was me, i would change my name. Maybe to Manhatton.
Much less time and hassle than fixing identity theft (and in your case likely
repeated)
One of the biggest challenges is persistent databases.
Even with a court order, the false info will persist in many databases.
See below for challenges of fixing identity theft
https://www.identityhawk.com/identity-theft-recovery-time/ ;
https://www.lifelock.com/learn-identity-theft-resources-do-these-things-immediately-if-your-identity-has-been-stolen.html
https://www.identitytheft.gov/Steps ;
Thursday, January 21, 2021, 1:21:27 PM, you wrote:
Ladies and gentlemen.
I recently tried to enter Canada where a very rude discovery was made.
Apparently, my background has been blended with my twin brother's background
which is more than a little shady.
It seems recently he got a DUI in Texas, and used my name and social. Then, he
refused to show for court and a warrant was issued in my name, with a "A.K.A."
of his name.
I want to take whatever steps are necessary to get myself completely freed from
the burden of the records the government has tied to my passport, as it caused
me no end of embarrassment while they did a COMPLETE tear-down of all my
luggage and clothing like I was a drug dealer.
If someone here is a competent guide, I would like to speak with you
personally. Please contact me at Gadgetman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx or call me at
406-422-3291 and help me get this started!
My thanks and my encouragement to all true Patriots.
Keep the faith.
Ron Hatton
“Gadgetman”
Timmy
At Liberty and Peace
Expressly Reserving All Rights and Liberties
tim@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
