<prompt> Human: I was over on rlegaladvice and they suggested I post my question over here because you guys are more versed in the way of credit. I live in Washington and Im having repeated attempts of someone trying to open credit accounts in my name.I work for the federal government and apparently a while back a bunch of personal information was stolen. So they gave all of the employees a credit monitoring service to keep an eye on our credit. Flash forward to about 2 months ago and I get an alert on my credit saying that I had applied for both an Amazon visa card that is held with chase and a discover card.When I found out I called chase and they closed and canceled the account, and discover didnt actually issue an account because they felt it was fraudulent go discover!. That night I contacted all 3 credit agencies and froze my credit. I also filed a police report.Over the last couple months I have received letters from both discover and chase saying they were not able to issue me a line of credit due to a freeze on my credit go to know that it works, but they keep showing up like someone is continuing to try to get a credit card in my name.So my questions is, is there anything I can be doing to try to stop these?Also its my understanding that even with a frozen credit your credit score can still be effected by reporting creditors, but is my credit being damaged by someone trying to open fraudulent accounts?Thanks for any advice you have. I consider myself one of the lucky ones that found out at the very beginning and was able to do something to stop it. I can only imagine what would have happened if I hadnt had that credit monitoring service.  <response>: Every time you get a notice that you were denied credit that you didnt apply for, make a police report and an ID theft affidavit and send it to the company. Do the same thing if you find anything on your credit report that doesnt belong. 