Note - If you need emergency assistance from police, fire, or medical (ambulance), dial 911 immediately or text your issue. You may also e-mail nhtsa.national911@dot.gov for support under the National 911 Program (911.gov).

In recent, due to digitalization and internet penetration in every sector, security vulnerability is a key issue. Are you a victim of an online cybercrime like credit card fraud, identity theft, phishing scams, and harassment? You should immediately notify the respective government authorities of the USA including the FBI or respective states. File a complaint to the government organizations illustrated below.

US-CERT.gov (CISA): Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) is America's cyber defense agency where citizens can report computer or network vulnerabilities to the National Cybersecurity Communications and Integration Center (NCCIC). Dial 888-282-0870 or e-mail report@cisa.gov or forward phishing e-mails and websites to phishing-report@us-cert.gov or report online the incident to CISA.gov and NCCIC.

IC3.gov: If you are a victim of online cybercrime, immediately file an online complaint to Internet Crime Compliant Center (IC3.gov) to report the incident. The IC3 is a result of the partnership between the National White Collar Crime Center (NW3C) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).

FTC.gov: Have any complaints regarding fraud? You should report to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC.gov) to protect yourself from financial fraud or scams. Want to report identity theft? First, file a complaint to the Identity Theft Department of FTC.gov and get a recovery plan to recover from identity theft.

SSA.gov: Have any disputed matters regarding the theft or misuse of your Social Security number? You may file an online complaint to the Social Security Administration (SSA) or dial the SSA fraud hotline number 1-800-269-0271 to report incidents like fraud, waste, or abuse.

Have any emergency? Do you want to contact the respective authorities/departments of the USA Federal Government or organizations through non-emergency toll-free numbers? Certainly, you should dial the active hotline numbers. You may seek help for the topics of crisis, abuse, domestic violence, police, cyber crime, medical help, etc. Refer below to contact now.

Non-emergency crisis hotlines for the peoples of the United States to seek help and advice during uncertain problems, to dial the toll-free helpline number, refer below. Also, get help for disabled person by calling the respective department.