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Parents may have compromised ALL their personal info in a possible passport scam. Need advice. Not sure if this belongs here but I could use some help trying to find out how bad this is and what I can do to help my parents. My mom went online to try to renew my parents passports and I think she ended up on [www.yourpassports.org](http://www.yourpassports.org/). Website seems to be just a service that prints out the PDF you mail to the gov to renew passports and charges you $60 for the pleasure. Unsure if the "scam" is just the getting the $60 for service you don't need or it's $60 and they then have all your identity info to steal. Information given includes full name, DOB, birthplace social, occupation, former names. Website was paid by credit card and both pdfs were received with all the info. Confirmation emails came from 2 websites, (2 for my mom from one and 2 for my dads confirmation from the other) [www.yourpassports.org](http://www.yourpassports.org/) and [www.rushmytrip.org](http://www.rushmytrip.org/). I'm having trouble finding online if these are legit yet predatory sites or are true identity theft scams. They seem to be related through some imagery on the sites but the one has nothing to do with passport renewals so that is worrying that the one confirmation would come from there. I have had them freeze their credit at the 3 main credit bureaus and reissue new credit card numbers but not sure what else they should do. Is there a way to determine if these are true identity theft schemes? Any advice would be greatly appreciated, thanks.

Parents may have compromised ALL their personal info in a possible passport scam. Need advice. Not sure if this belongs here but I could use some help trying to find out how bad this is and what I can do to help my parents. My mom went online to try to renew my parents passports and I think she ended up on [www.yourpassports.org](http://www.yourpassports.org/). Website seems to be just a service that prints out the PDF you mail to the gov to renew passports and charges you $60 for the pleasure. Unsure if the "scam" is just the getting the $60 for service you don't need or it's $60 and they then have all your identity info to steal. Information given includes full name, DOB, birthplace social, occupation, former names. Website was paid by credit card and both pdfs were received with all the info. Confirmation emails came from 2 websites, (2 for my mom from one and 2 for my dads confirmation from the other) [www.yourpassports.org](http://www.yourpassports.org/) and [www.rushmytrip.org](http://www.rushmytrip.org/). I'm having trouble finding online if these are legit yet predatory sites or are true identity theft scams. They seem to be related through some imagery on the sites but the one has nothing to do with passport renewals so that is worrying that the one confirmation would come from there. I have had them freeze their credit at the 3 main credit bureaus and reissue new credit card numbers but not sure what else they should do. Is there a way to determine if these are true identity theft schemes? Any advice would be greatly appreciated, thanks.

Parents may have compromised ALL their personal info in a possible passport scam. Need advice. Not sure if this belongs here but I could use some help trying to find out how bad this is and what I can do to help my parents. My mom went online to try to renew my parents passports and I think she ended up on [www.yourpassports.org](http://www.yourpassports.org/). Website seems to be just a service that prints out the PDF you mail to the gov to renew passports and charges you $60 for the pleasure. Unsure if the "scam" is just the getting the $60 for service you don't need or it's $60 and they then have all your identity info to steal. Information given includes full name, DOB, birthplace social, occupation, former names. Website was paid by credit card and both pdfs were received with all the info. Confirmation emails came from 2 websites, (2 for my mom from one and 2 for my dads confirmation from the other) [www.yourpassports.org](http://www.yourpassports.org/) and [www.rushmytrip.org](http://www.rushmytrip.org/). I'm having trouble finding online if these are legit yet predatory sites or are true identity theft scams. They seem to be related through some imagery on the sites but the one has nothing to do with passport renewals so that is worrying that the one confirmation would come from there. I have had them freeze their credit at the 3 main credit bureaus and reissue new credit card numbers but not sure what else they should do. Is there a way to determine if these are true identity theft schemes? Any advice would be greatly appreciated, thanks.

Parents may have compromised ALL their personal info in a possible passport scam. Need advice. Not sure if this belongs here but I could use some help trying to find out how bad this is and what I can do to help my parents. My mom went online to try to renew my parents passports and I think she ended up on [www.yourpassports.org](http://www.yourpassports.org/). Website seems to be just a service that prints out the PDF you mail to the gov to renew passports and charges you $60 for the pleasure. Unsure if the "scam" is just the getting the $60 for service you don't need or it's $60 and they then have all your identity info to steal. Information given includes full name, DOB, birthplace social, occupation, former names. Website was paid by credit card and both pdfs were received with all the info. Confirmation emails came from 2 websites, (2 for my mom from one and 2 for my dads confirmation from the other) [www.yourpassports.org](http://www.yourpassports.org/) and [www.rushmytrip.org](http://www.rushmytrip.org/). I'm having trouble finding online if these are legit yet predatory sites or are true identity theft scams. They seem to be related through some imagery on the sites but the one has nothing to do with passport renewals so that is worrying that the one confirmation would come from there. I have had them freeze their credit at the 3 main credit bureaus and reissue new credit card numbers but not sure what else they should do. Is there a way to determine if these are true identity theft schemes? Any advice would be greatly appreciated, thanks.

Parents may have compromised ALL their personal info in a possible passport scam. Need advice. Not sure if this belongs here but I could use some help trying to find out how bad this is and what I can do to help my parents. My mom went online to try to renew my parents passports and I think she ended up on [www.yourpassports.org](http://www.yourpassports.org/). Website seems to be just a service that prints out the PDF you mail to the gov to renew passports and charges you $60 for the pleasure. Unsure if the "scam" is just the getting the $60 for service you don't need or it's $60 and they then have all your identity info to steal. Information given includes full name, DOB, birthplace social, occupation, former names. Website was paid by credit card and both pdfs were received with all the info. Confirmation emails came from 2 websites, (2 for my mom from one and 2 for my dads confirmation from the other) [www.yourpassports.org](http://www.yourpassports.org/) and [www.rushmytrip.org](http://www.rushmytrip.org/). I'm having trouble finding online if these are legit yet predatory sites or are true identity theft scams. They seem to be related through some imagery on the sites but the one has nothing to do with passport renewals so that is worrying that the one confirmation would come from there. I have had them freeze their credit at the 3 main credit bureaus and reissue new credit card numbers but not sure what else they should do. Is there a way to determine if these are true identity theft schemes? Any advice would be greatly appreciated, thanks.

Parents may have compromised ALL their personal info in a possible passport scam. Need advice. Not sure if this belongs here but I could use some help trying to find out how bad this is and what I can do to help my parents. My mom went online to try to renew my parents passports and I think she ended up on [www.yourpassports.org](http://www.yourpassports.org/). Website seems to be just a service that prints out the PDF you mail to the gov to renew passports and charges you $60 for the pleasure. Unsure if the "scam" is just the getting the $60 for service you don't need or it's $60 and they then have all your identity info to steal. Information given includes full name, DOB, birthplace social, occupation, former names. Website was paid by credit card and both pdfs were received with all the info. Confirmation emails came from 2 websites, (2 for my mom from one and 2 for my dads confirmation from the other) [www.yourpassports.org](http://www.yourpassports.org/) and [www.rushmytrip.org](http://www.rushmytrip.org/). I'm having trouble finding online if these are legit yet predatory sites or are true identity theft scams. They seem to be related through some imagery on the sites but the one has nothing to do with passport renewals so that is worrying that the one confirmation would come from there. I have had them freeze their credit at the 3 main credit bureaus and reissue new credit card numbers but not sure what else they should do. Is there a way to determine if these are true identity theft schemes? Any advice would be greatly appreciated, thanks.

Parents may have compromised ALL their personal info in a possible passport scam. Need advice. Not sure if this belongs here but I could use some help trying to find out how bad this is and what I can do to help my parents. My mom went online to try to renew my parents passports and I think she ended up on [www.yourpassports.org](http://www.yourpassports.org/). Website seems to be just a service that prints out the PDF you mail to the gov to renew passports and charges you $60 for the pleasure. Unsure if the "scam" is just the getting the $60 for service you don't need or it's $60 and they then have all your identity info to steal. Information given includes full name, DOB, birthplace social, occupation, former names. Website was paid by credit card and both pdfs were received with all the info. Confirmation emails came from 2 websites, (2 for my mom from one and 2 for my dads confirmation from the other) [www.yourpassports.org](http://www.yourpassports.org/) and [www.rushmytrip.org](http://www.rushmytrip.org/). I'm having trouble finding online if these are legit yet predatory sites or are true identity theft scams. They seem to be related through some imagery on the sites but the one has nothing to do with passport renewals so that is worrying that the one confirmation would come from there. I have had them freeze their credit at the 3 main credit bureaus and reissue new credit card numbers but not sure what else they should do. Is there a way to determine if these are true identity theft schemes? Any advice would be greatly appreciated, thanks.

Parents may have compromised ALL their personal info in a possible passport scam. Need advice. Not sure if this belongs here but I could use some help trying to find out how bad this is and what I can do to help my parents. My mom went online to try to renew my parents passports and I think she ended up on [www.yourpassports.org](http://www.yourpassports.org/). Website seems to be just a service that prints out the PDF you mail to the gov to renew passports and charges you $60 for the pleasure. Unsure if the "scam" is just the getting the $60 for service you don't need or it's $60 and they then have all your identity info to steal. Information given includes full name, DOB, birthplace social, occupation, former names. Website was paid by credit card and both pdfs were received with all the info. Confirmation emails came from 2 websites, (2 for my mom from one and 2 for my dads confirmation from the other) [www.yourpassports.org](http://www.yourpassports.org/) and [www.rushmytrip.org](http://www.rushmytrip.org/). I'm having trouble finding online if these are legit yet predatory sites or are true identity theft scams. They seem to be related through some imagery on the sites but the one has nothing to do with passport renewals so that is worrying that the one confirmation would come from there. I have had them freeze their credit at the 3 main credit bureaus and reissue new credit card numbers but not sure what else they should do. Is there a way to determine if these are true identity theft schemes? Any advice would be greatly appreciated, thanks.

Parents may have compromised ALL their personal info in a possible passport scam. Need advice. Not sure if this belongs here but I could use some help trying to find out how bad this is and what I can do to help my parents. My mom went online to try to renew my parents passports and I think she ended up on [www.yourpassports.org](http://www.yourpassports.org/). Website seems to be just a service that prints out the PDF you mail to the gov to renew passports and charges you $60 for the pleasure. Unsure if the "scam" is just the getting the $60 for service you don't need or it's $60 and they then have all your identity info to steal. Information given includes full name, DOB, birthplace social, occupation, former names. Website was paid by credit card and both pdfs were received with all the info. Confirmation emails came from 2 websites, (2 for my mom from one and 2 for my dads confirmation from the other) [www.yourpassports.org](http://www.yourpassports.org/) and [www.rushmytrip.org](http://www.rushmytrip.org/). I'm having trouble finding online if these are legit yet predatory sites or are true identity theft scams. They seem to be related through some imagery on the sites but the one has nothing to do with passport renewals so that is worrying that the one confirmation would come from there. I have had them freeze their credit at the 3 main credit bureaus and reissue new credit card numbers but not sure what else they should do. Is there a way to determine if these are true identity theft schemes? Any advice would be greatly appreciated, thanks.

Parents may have compromised ALL their personal info in a possible passport scam. Need advice. Not sure if this belongs here but I could use some help trying to find out how bad this is and what I can do to help my parents. My mom went online to try to renew my parents passports and I think she ended up on [www.yourpassports.org](http://www.yourpassports.org/). Website seems to be just a service that prints out the PDF you mail to the gov to renew passports and charges you $60 for the pleasure. Unsure if the "scam" is just the getting the $60 for service you don't need or it's $60 and they then have all your identity info to steal. Information given includes full name, DOB, birthplace social, occupation, former names. Website was paid by credit card and both pdfs were received with all the info. Confirmation emails came from 2 websites, (2 for my mom from one and 2 for my dads confirmation from the other) [www.yourpassports.org](http://www.yourpassports.org/) and [www.rushmytrip.org](http://www.rushmytrip.org/). I'm having trouble finding online if these are legit yet predatory sites or are true identity theft scams. They seem to be related through some imagery on the sites but the one has nothing to do with passport renewals so that is worrying that the one confirmation would come from there. I have had them freeze their credit at the 3 main credit bureaus and reissue new credit card numbers but not sure what else they should do. Is there a way to determine if these are true identity theft schemes? Any advice would be greatly appreciated, thanks.