$1M Identity Theft Insurance
Up to $1,000,000 in coverage. Financial protection when identity theft becomes costly.
Our identity theft insurance helps cover eligible out-of-pocket expenses if your identity is compromised — so you’re not left paying for recovery on your own.
Coverage Features
What’s Covered
Direct Expense Reimbursement
- Travel Expenses: Up to $2,000 for necessary travel within the US to resolve identity theft
- Childcare & Elder Care: Up to $2,000 for care expenses while handling identity restoration
- Documentation Costs: Notarizing affidavits, long-distance calls, postage, and filing fees
- Credit Monitoring: Up to 6 credit reports and ongoing credit monitoring services
- Re-filing Costs: Expenses for re-applying for loans, grants, or credit rejected due to identity theft
Legal Defense Coverage
- Legal Consultation: Up to $2,000 for initial attorney consultation and ongoing legal defense
- Civil Defense: Defense against civil suits from creditors or collection agencies
- Criminal Defense: Criminal defense fees (after establishing innocence)
- Judgment Removal: Costs to remove wrongful civil judgments
- Attorney Fees: Attorney fees for identity restoration legal processes
Eligibility Requirements
This policy is offered by AIProtection.org partner "Identity and Credit Services" and their policy issued by American International Group, Inc.
To be eligible for coverage, you must:
- Report any stolen identity event or unauthorized transfer within 90 days of discovery
- Follow the provided claims kit instructions, including notifying credit bureaus, the FTC Identity Theft Hotline, and law enforcement
- Discover the identity theft while enrolled in the protection program
- File claims through the designated claims process
Trusted by Leading Partners
We work with established technology, security, and financial partners to help monitor, detect, and respond to identity-related threats. These relationships allow us to deliver reliable protection backed by proven infrastructure.
Plan Features Explained
From monitoring to alerts to recovery support, here’s what your plan includes.
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FAQs
What is identity theft insurance?
Identity theft insurance helps reimburse certain out-of-pocket costs you may incur while fixing identity theft—things like paperwork, replacement documents, and other recovery-related expenses—based on the terms of the policy.
How is AI Protection’s identity theft insurance different from “identity monitoring”?
Monitoring is about detecting risk (alerts, scans, signals). Insurance is about helping financially with recovery after a covered identity theft event—so you’re not stuck paying the cleanup costs alone.
How much coverage do I get?
AI Protection markets coverage up to $1M for identity theft protection/insurance (details and limits depend on plan and policy terms).
What types of identity theft situations can this help with?
Common examples include impersonation-driven fraud, account takeovers, new accounts opened in your name, and other identity misuse—including cases that may be triggered or amplified by AI-enabled scams (deepfakes, voice cloning, synthetic identity tactics). Coverage depends on the policy terms.
What does it typically reimburse?
In many identity theft insurance policies, reimbursement can include certain recovery expenses (for example: document replacement fees, notarization, postage/courier, and similar administrative costs). Exact covered expense categories vary—your policy documents control.
What usually isn’t covered?
Often excluded (varies by policy): costs not directly tied to recovery, losses from unauthorized transactions that your bank already reimburses, pre-existing/known fraud before coverage began, and certain business-related identity issues. Always defer to the policy exclusions and definitions.
How do I file a claim if my identity is stolen?
Typically: (1) report the incident as soon as you suspect misuse, (2) gather proof (alerts, bank letters, FTC/police reports if required), (3) document your expenses and timelines, and (4) submit via the insurer/administrator process. Your plan’s instructions will list the exact steps and required documentation.
How fast can I get help once something happens?
If identity theft is suspected, the best outcome comes from acting immediately: freeze credit (if relevant), secure accounts, and start documenting everything. Insurance reimbursement timing depends on how quickly documentation is provided and the claim is reviewed.
Does this cover my family too?
At the moment we only have plans for individuals. We are working on rolling out family plans in 2026. Stay tuned!
If I cancel, do I keep coverage?
Coverage typically ends at the end of your paid period (monthly or annual), and claims generally must relate to incidents that occur while coverage is active—again, subject to the policy terms.
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