Report the crime to the law enforcement agency where the crime occurred. The DA’s Office no longer investigates non-sufficient funds checks.
My business was the victim of a non-sufficient funds (NSF) bad check. What can I do?
Does your office offer any assistance in Small Claims matters?
Click here for legal remedies that you can take in resolving disputes with individuals or businesses.
I think I’ve been cheated by a contractor/ tradesman/ shopkeeper, or other person who provides labor or services. Can the District Attorney’s Office help me?
Contact our Consumer Unit at 916-874-6174 or daoffice@sacda.org. You can also fill out a Report Consumer Fraud.
How do I verify if a business is operating legitimately or if it has been the subject of complaints?
The Better Business Bureau provides information about businesses and consumer complaints.
I think I may be the victim of Real Estate Fraud; what services are available to me?
More information on real estate fraud, services available to victims, resources, and reporting forms are available here. Call 916.874.9045 for more information.
Whom can I talk to about a consumer-related problem?
Please contact the Consumer Protection Unit at 916.874.6218. More information about the unit, resources, and consumer tips are available here.