The U.S. Attorney’s Office is primarily a litigating office and not an investigative office. Almost all the complaints we receive request we investigate some allegation. We either refer those complaints to one of the investigating agencies or we return the complaint with instructions to go to one of those agencies. A list of those agencies, with appropriate links, appears below. Your complaint will be more efficiently processed if you go directly to the most appropriate agency listed below.
SECTION |
WHO TO CONTACT |
Bank and Financial Institution Fraud | FBI/Secret Service |
Child Exploitation/Child Pornography | FBI/Immigration and Customs Enforcement |
Civil Rights Abuses | FBI |
Computer Crimes | FBI |
Consumer Fraud | FBI/Office of Inspector General |
Counterfeiting | Secret Service |
Credit Card Fraud | Secret Service |
Environmental Crime | FBI/EPA |
Firearms, Explosives, and Arson | Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives |
Fugitives | U.S. Marshal Service |
Hate Crimes | FBI |
Identity Theft | Secret Service |
Immigration Crime | Homeland Security Immigration and Custom Enforcement |
Mail Fraud | U.S. Postal Inspection Service |
Medicare Fraud and Private Insurance Health Care Fraud |
Health and Human Services FBI |
Narcotics | DEA |
Other Fraud on Government | FBI |
Passport and Visa Fraud | State Department, Bureau Diplomatic Security |
Public Corruption | FBI Public Corruption Hotline 1-888-722-1225 |
Tax Fraud | IRS |
Telemarketing Fraud | FBI |
Terrorism | FBI |
Threats Against U.S. Presidents and Others | Secret Service |
Violent Crime | FBI |
Updated April 6, 2022