Experian is the only company of the XXXX that require supporting documentation such as drivers licenses, utility bill copies etc to be filed with them to establish or renew a 90 day fraud alert. If XXXX and and XXXX can accomplish all that online why not Experian? Their requirements could easily lead XXXX to believe they are attempting to make the process difficult as possible with the hope that consumers will just abandon placing an alert. Alerts, to my understanding, if filed with XXXX company are to be shared with the remaining XXXX agencies but that does n't always happen. Why ca n't the process be, made easier ( this is not concerning myself so much as other filers in the household )? 
