|Articles|July 28, 2010

Red Flags Identity Theft Affidavit and Notification of Suspected Identity Theft Form

This document includes other necessary forms related to the Red Flags Rule, including an identity theft affidavit. Don’t forget to replace “Our Medical Group” with your practice name.

This document includes other necessary forms related to the Red Flags Rule, including an identity theft affidavit. Don't forget to replace "Our Medical Group" with your practice name.
Red_Flag_Identity_Theft_Attachments.doc

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