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10 Question Survey on Your Lived Experience of Identity Theft or Fraud in Canada

Have you ever experienced consumer fraud or identity theft as a resident in Canada?

This survey aims to gather insights to help Stealth Docs Inc. discover and develop tools and support systems for fraud victims. Our research team comprises of five university students in the Venture for Canada's Intrapreneurship Program.

The survey will take only a few minutes to complete. Your responses are confidential and will be used solely for research purposes. You can answer on behalf of a loved one with their consent. Thank you for your participation. If you would like to receive the research results, please provide your email address at the end of the survey.

Kindest,
Jennifer Robin Lee
Founder, Stealth Docs Inc.
Licensed Investigator (Alberta), Member of the Alberta Association of Private Investigators (AAPI), and Associate Member of the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE)
ask.stealthdocs@gmail.com
1.In which province did you reside when the fraud occurred?
2.What is your gender?
3.What age were you when you experienced this identity theft or fraud?
4.How did you discover that you were a victim of identity theft or fraud? (select any and all that apply to you)
5.What type of fraud scheme did you fall victim to? (select any and all that apply to you)
6.What do you estimate was the amount of your financial losses due to the fraud incident? (This can include any money stolen, and/or paid to professionals to investigate or resolve the situation).
7.Did you report the identity theft or fraud to any of the following entities? (Select all that apply)
8.Assuming any one or more of the above entities helped you, how long did it take to resolve your identity theft or fraud case?
9.Based on your Lived Experience, can you suggest any changes that could be made to support, process, report or take effective action to help victims of fraud in Canada? (Select all that apply)
10.If you feel comfortable, please describe the events that occurred in your circumstances. Do not provide any personal identifying information or account numbers. For example, mention any barriers you faced, how you felt during the process, or who helped or refused to help you.
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