<prompt> Human: On March 16 my wifes purse was stolen. In it were her drivers license, green card, copy of SS card, numerous credit cards and Citi and Chase debit cards, some blank checks for her Citi checking account, and more. As soon as it happened we called all the credit card companies to cancel the cards and have new ones issued. The only fraudulent credit card purchase was something at a gas station on the Discover card for 20 right after the theft, and Discover removed that fraudulent charge. We also contacted Citi Bank and Chase bank to report the theft. They cancelled the cards and issued new ones. My wife has one Citi checking account, one Chase personal checking account, and Chase joint checking and joint savings accounts with me. Ive been checking the Chase accounts online and havent seen anything suspicious. Yesterday my wife got a call from a Chase branch about an hour away who said someone was trying to withdraw money from her account using her ID. Luckily the teller caught on and held onto the ID but the person fled the bank. I then logged onto Chase online and saw that a large sum was withdrawn from our savings account in a branch, and a large sum was withdrawn from wifes chase personal checking the day before. Wife then tried to withdraw some money from her Citi account and found out that someone had written and cashed a check for a large sum. After reporting the debit card stolen she could not access her Citi account online because it was asking to verify the new debit card info, so she didnt see that the check was written and cashed.The accounts are all now frozen and incident reports have been filed for everything.Im extremely upset with myself for not doing more to protect us after this first happened. I guess I was naive or ignorant at first thinking the accounts would be safe after the report of the stolen debit cards.As for the SS card, we filed a fraud alert with Experian soon after the theft, and I filed a fraud alert with Transunion yesterday. I pulled her credit reports yesterday and dont see anything suspicious, but I understand anything recent may not have shown up yet. Now Im seeking advice on what we need to do to minimize the risk of anything else happening. Luckily Chase has her ID and were going to pick it up today, but the thief still presumably has her green card and copy of SS card. Please let me know of anything else we need to do to protect ourselves. Thanks!TL;DR: Wifes purse stolen with EVERYTHING in it. Cancelled all credit cards and no major damage there. Cancelled debit cards, but about a week later we discover that multiple in branch withdrawals happened from Chase checking and savings. Chase caught on for one attempted withdrawal and kept the ID. Thief wrote and cashed a check from her Citi account. Now all accounts are frozen, fraud alert reported to credit agencies, but SS card and green card are still out there. What else must we do to protect ourselves?  <response>: IdentityTheft.gov is useful. Here is USCISs instructions on replacing a green card and the SSAs instructions on replacing a lost social security card 