<prompt> Human: Our house was broken in to and my filing cabinet was stolen which conveniently held my tax returns from 2009, banking documents, checks, and my safe deposit box key.So far I have:- Filed a police report- Requested new cards for all of my debit and credit accounts- Changed all of my financial passwords- Notified each financial institution of the situation- Put alerts and freezes on my credit with all of the bureaus I still need to:- File IRS Form 14039, Identity Theft AffidavitFor anyone else thats had this sort of thing happen to them: Did I miss anything? Any pro-tips? Whats changed for you in the years after you had such sensitive documents taken?Edit: Formatting  <response>: I would go and change my address ASAP. There are many proxy services that let you use another address and forward the mail to your actual home. Once done I will go ahead and update all my billing info, banks, ccs, etc to use the new address. Also use it for my job so paychecks go to new address. When scammers try to open up a new account or apply to a loan in your name they will have all your old info but they will miss the new address info and that will make it harder for them to get approved for said cards or loans. Just my 2 cents ...Good luck. 