Criminal
CR-151: Petition for Certificate of Identity Theft (Pen. Code, § 530.6)
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This form lets someone who has been a victim of identity theft ask the court for an official certificate confirming their identity theft victimhood. Police officers, prosecutors, and victims use this certificate to help clear their criminal record or prevent wrongful arrests when criminals have used their personal information to commit crimes.
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Forms that go with CR-151
CR-100Often filed with itFingerprint FormThe Plea Form (Felony and Misdemeanor) is commonly used alongside CR-151 to formally document the defendant's entered plea after rights have been waived.›CR-110Often filed with itOrder for Victim RestitutionThe Misdemeanor Complaint is the charging document that initiates the misdemeanor case for which the rights advisement and waiver on CR-151 is being completed.›CR-160Next stepCriminal Protective Order—Domestic Violence (CLETS—CPO)The Guilty Plea and Waiver of Rights - Misdemeanor form is the next step after CR-151, used to formally record the defendant's guilty plea following the advisement of rights.›CR-150AlternativeCertificate of Identity Theft: Judicial Finding of Factual InnocenceThe Advisement and Waiver of Rights - Infraction form is a closely related advisement form used for infraction-level offenses, often referenced or used in conjunction when charges are mixed.›
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