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MN HF2304

Bill

Official Source

Status

Introduced

3/18/2021

Primary Sponsor

Greg Boe

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Origin

House of Representatives

92nd Legislature 2021-2022

AI Summary

  • Federal Trade Commission reported approximately 14,000 annual cases of identity theft against minors
  • Current federal law allows parents or guardians to freeze a child's credit only until age 16
  • Joint resolution urges the President and Congress to increase the credit freeze age limit from 16 to 18 years old
  • Minnesota Secretary of State is directed to send copies of this memorial to the President, congressional leadership, relevant Senate and House committees, and Minnesota's federal delegation

Legislative Description

Identity theft; a joint resolution memorializing the President and Congress to raise the age that parents can freeze their children's credit from 16 to 18.

Last Action

Introduction and first reading, referred to Commerce Finance and Policy

3/18/2021

Committee Referrals

Commerce Finance & Policy3/18/2021

Full Bill Text

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