Passport loss situations are very common nowadays. And if you do not promptly report this to the law enforcement agencies, then there may be a "skilled worker" who will take advantage of your nuisance and add another one to you. He can go to any organization that offers "a loan on the same day without collateral and guarantors", give your passport, sign your signature, take the money and spend it. And to pay something, unfortunately for you! In this case, you will quickly find out that a loan debt "hangs" on you, as the bank will send you a notification. However, not all banks regularly notify their borrowers about the availability of loan debt. How, then, do you know if you have a loan?
Instructions
Step 1
No matter how sad it is, you cannot find out about it on your own. In our country, there is not a single database where the name of a person and a mark on the presence or absence of loan debts would be indicated. This kind of information is generally considered confidential and inaccessible to prying eyes.
Step 2
You can contact the Bureau of Credit Histories, but there is no guarantee that the information they have is reliable. This is because not all banks transfer information about their debtors to the BCH.
Step 3
If you have lost your passport, immediately report it to the police in order to protect yourself in the future.
Step 4
Make sure that the police register your appeal in the Incident Record Book or in the Information Log, and that they give you a document with a registration number, which confirms the fact of your appeal. This will remove suspicions of fraud from you.
