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The key differentiator between traditional restoration and Global Identity
is the victim executed limited power of attorney (LPOA). This LPOA allows the Global Identity agent to correspond
on the victim’s behalf with Financial Institutions, Credit Bureaus, lenders, law enforcement agents,
Revenue Canada and other government agencies necessary to facilitate the restoration process.
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The entire restoration process is administered by trained qualified assistance agents who in turn are overseen by a highly specialised group of professionals including, law enforcement agents, lawyers and other related experts.
All victims are represented by a certified fraud expert with memberships in ACFE (Association of Certified Fraud Examiners) and the IACFI (International Association of Certified Fraud Investigators).
All correspondence with the victim is overseen by staff lawyers with Legal representation in place for each province and Territory of Canada.
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Service Available:
Upon the purchase of Global Identity through the Global Registration Program® and for a maximum period of four (4) years from the date the vehicle was registered, should a member, their spouse or
common-law partner, or their dependant become a victim of identity theft, the client may exercise the following restoration options:
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Facilitated LPOA
The victim gives the Global Identity agent the ability to act on behalf of the victim to restore their identity.
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Guided
Should the victim be reluctant to sign a LPOA, victims are provided access to information required to restore their identity with the support of an expert team of restoration professionals
supporting the victim through every step of the process.
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Members have access to mental health professionals who will help them deal with the shock or stress that may affect some victims.
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Members also have access to Assistant Agents regardless of breach confirmation.
Members are free to contact Agents should they suspect a breach or have questions regarding lost documents, cards, cheques or other personal documents.
They may also contact Agents with questions relating to irregularities on credit reports or bank statements.
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Agents and Web based tools can also provide members general information about identity theft, restoration and prevention measures.
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