<prompt> Human: Like it says in the title, my car was broken into and stolen last night. I reported the theft to the police and my insurance company immediately when I found out. By the end of the day, I received a call that my vehicle was found and went to meet the officer at that location. The car was badly damaged, the ignition was stripped, the car could not be driven safely due to the damage. I had recently gotten my car detailed and there were only a couple of valuable items in the car which were no longer there after it was recovered. Not a huge deal. However, I realized towards the end of our conversation that an envelope with my insurance, registration, etc was taken from the car. I asked the officer about the implications of this and he was a little dismissive about it, which I thought was odd. These documents contain a lot of personal information that I imagine can be used for fraudulent purposes.What precautions should I take to ensure that none of that information will be misused? Im especially paranoid about it because my credit card information was recently stolen as well. Both of these incidents have left me feeling violated and paranoid. Ive always tried to be fiscally responsible and I want very badly to prevent this from happening again. Ive read that I should contact my local DMV to report the documents stolen and a credit agency to request a fraud alert, but thats all I know. Any advice or guidance would be greatly appreciated. I just want to feel like Im covered.  <response>: Neither of those documents are really worth anything. You can call up your insurance and have your policy number changed of you want. Car registration is pretty much worthless to anyone other than the state. The envelope was probably taken in hopes ot contained something of greater value. 