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Insurance fraud costs millions of dollars each year.

Learn the ways you can prevent insurance fraud.

You can help.

Learn what to look for to identify insurance fraud and report suspicious activity.

Don't be the next victim.

Learn how to protect yourself from becoming a victim of insurance fraud.


Your tips could earn you up to $25,000.

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About IFP

The Insurance Fraud Program, or IFP, educates citizens about how to identify insurance fraud,
a crime that costs Virginians millions of dollars each year.

IFP provides an online tip submission tool for citizens to use to report information
concerning insurance fraud. Information remains anonymous throughout the process
and citizens who provide tips leading to arrests are eligible for rewards of up to $25,000.

Insurance Fraud Prevention

The first step to preventing insurance fraud is learning what to look for.

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The Facts About Insurance Fraud

Insurance fraud is a crime that can easily go unnoticed but the reality is insurance fraud affects us all.

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Stamp Out Insurance Fraud Quiz

Test your knowledge and take the Stamp Out Fraud quiz to receive a free gift.

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Law Enforcement Resources

Download IFP materials, submit award nominations and report fraud.

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The Latest

News about insurance fraud and the Insurance Fraud Program.

Virginia State Police continue fight against insurance fraud
21 Mar

Virginia State Police continue fight against insurance fraud

The Virginia State Police Insurance Fraud Program just released their 2013 Annual Report, which shows the number of notifications received for the crime of insurance fraud slightly increased, and the arrests for insurance fraud and other related crimes, such as arson, forgery and uttering are holding steady.

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Nelson County woman to serve six years for arson and insurance fraud
30 May

Nelson County woman to serve six years for arson and insurance fraud

Nelson County resident, Linda Blackwell, was sentenced on Tuesday, May 27, to six years and three months in prison after she was found guilty earlier this year of arson and insurance fraud.

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Shopping and driving tips from the Virginia State Police
04 Nov

Shopping and driving tips from the Virginia State Police

While Virginians are preparing for the upcoming holidays – making lists, shopping the malls and quaint out-of the-way boutiques, or heading out to visit relatives – thieves and fraudsters are making their own special holiday plans to take advantage of preoccupied shoppers and travelers during the hustle-and-bustle of the season.

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The Insurance Fraud Program educates citizens about how to identify insurance fraud, a crime that costs Virginians millions of dollars. In addition, IFP trains and supports local law enforcement agencies in efforts to prevent insurance fraud. IFP also works to increase citizen awareness and cooperation through educational and rewards programs.

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