<prompt> Human: So I received a W-2 from a company I didnt work for, the amount of money matches about what I made from my last employer who was a very shady guy. The company has HR Outsourcing in its name. I think he hired me for certain contacts I had and I was capable of doing the job well but didnt want to pay for my salary long term and just wanted the help as he looked for someone cheaper. Also to avoid unemployment benefits. The funny thing is I got a w-2 from him but it was for the last check I got after threatening to sue him for pay owed.He still owes me pay, but Ive been told hes bankrupt now and his house is in foreclosure so I dont want to waste my time.My question now is, do I need to file criminal charges for identity theft? Please help I never imagined something like this could happen.I will crosspost to legal adviceEdit: I never signed a contract, I didnt overlook paperwork. I interviewed for a position with a company, got the position, did a W-2 upon hire. I literally said it wasnt disclosed and the most upvoted comments are assuming that I just overlooked something and I KNOW FOR A FACT THAT IS NOT THE CASE. There was no disclosure.  <response>: This is rlegaladvice. You need to act fast 