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USIFR EST. 2023
United States Internet Fraud Registry
Office of Victim Services · Compensation & Recovery Division

Fraud Victim Registration Form

A scam operation in Southeast Asia was recently dismantled, and a list of telecommunications fraud victims was recovered. If you have lost money to fraud and are willing to work with us, complete this voluntary registration form. We will use your information to assist with the recovery of your funds.

Please complete the required fields marked with * before submitting.

Before you begin

You will need approximately 5–10 minutes. Have your transaction records available if possible. All fields marked with * are required. Your information is transmitted over an encrypted connection and used solely for the purpose of evaluating your claim.

Form IFV-1 (Rev. 09/2026) · OMB No. 3120-0089 · Est. completion: 8 minutes
Section 1 — Applicant Information

Provide your legal name and contact details as they appear on your identification.

Enter your first name.
Enter your last name.
Enter a valid age (18–110).
Select your country of residence.
Section 2 — Contact Information

We will use this information to contact you regarding your claim. Provide at least one reliable contact method.

Enter a valid email address (e.g., name@example.com).
Enter a valid phone number (e.g., +1 555 123 4567).
Section 3 — Incident Details

Tell us about the fraud you experienced. Answer as accurately as you can.

Select the type of scam you experienced.

Select all that apply.

Select at least one payment method.
Enter the approximate amount you lost in US dollars.
Tell us when the scam occurred (month/year is fine).
Select whether you still have evidence.

Maximum 2,000 characters.

Penalty for false statements: Knowingly providing false information on this form may result in denial of your claim (18 U.S.C. § 1001).