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Last Updated: February 15, 2022

The FDIC, as Receiver, is successor to the failed institution and has statutory duty to pursue each viable claim of the institution against those who may have caused losses or those who insured the institution against losses. Restitution orders are awarded by the courts as part of the sentencing of defendants, to repay financial institutions for criminal acts that caused losses to the financial institutions. The FDIC works with the U.S. Department of Justice to collect amounts due from federal criminal restitution orders, with state probation offices or in its own capacity to collect on state criminal restitution orders.

Resources for court clerks, prosecutors, investigators, and probation officers

FDIC - DOJ Memorandums of Understanding

For more information regarding financial crimes, criminal restitution orders, or asset forfeitures involving a failed bank as the victim of bank fraud, please contact RestitutionsUnit@FDIC.gov, or 1-877-ASK-FDIC.

Where to Send Criminal Restitution Payments
FDIC Restitution Payments
P.O. Box 971774
Dallas, TX 75397-1774

Payments should be accompanied by the name of the defendant, the name of the failed bank, and FIN of the failed bank. The FIN may be found in the Alphabetical List of Failed Banks accessible on the Bank Failures and Assistance Data page.

FDIC-Insured Status

Instructions for requesting confirmation that an institution was FDIC-insured on the date of an offense


Dallas Victim - Asset Restitution Coverage

map of the circuits for Dallas victim-asset restitution coverage


Dallas Victim-Asset Restitution Coverage
Contact Information
Circuits Federal/State (F/S) Specialist Name Email Phone
Circuit 1 F/S: MA, ME, RI, NH Steve Hall SHall@fdic.gov (571) 265-3742
F/S: PR Debbie Eich DeEich@FDIC.gov (214) 499-2359
Circuit 2 F/S: CT, VT Steve Hall SHall@fdic.gov (571) 265-3742
F/S: NY Melissa Romanowski melromanowski@fdic.gov (972) 761-2834
Circuit 3 F/S: PA, NJ Steve Flynn SteFlynn@fdic.gov (214) 288-7461
F/S: DE Steve Hall SHall@fdic.gov (571) 265-3742
Circuit 4 F/S: DC, VA, WV Kelly Ward keward@fdic.gov (571) 265-3742
F/S: NC, SC Bill Smith BSmith@fdic.gov (571) 265-1306
F/S: MD Steve Hall SHall@fdic.gov (571) 265-3742
Circuit 5
F/S: LA, MS Melissa Romanowski melromanowski@fdic.gov (972) 761-2834
F/S: TX Bill Smith BSmith@fdic.gov (571) 265-1306
Circuit 6 F/S: KY, TN Steve Hall SHall@fdic.gov (571) 265-3742
F/S: MI, OH Melissa Romanowski melromanowski@fdic.gov (972) 761-2834
Circuit 7 F/S: IL Steve Flynn Steflynn@fdic.gov (214) 288-7461
F/S: WI Louann Kicker LKicker@fdic.gov (469) 644-6766
F/S: IN Steve Hall SHall@fdic.gov (571) 265-3742
Circuit 8 F/S: AR, NE Louann Kicker LKicker@fdic.gov (469) 644-6766
F/S: IA, MN Steve Hall SHall@fdic.gov (571) 265-3742
F/S: MO, ND, SD Steve Hall SHall@fdic.gov (571) 265-3742
Circuit 9 F/S: AL, AZ, ID Debbie Eich DeEich@FDIC.gov (214) 499-2359
F/S: HI OR WA Kelli Ward keward@fdic.gov (202) 868-7000
S: CA Steve Flynn Steflynn@fdic.gov (214) 288-7461
F/S: MT, NV Louann Kicker LKicker@fdic.gov (469) 644-6766
F: CA-ND, CA-CD Bill Smith BSmith@fdic.gov (571) 265-1306
F: CA-SD, CA-ED Steve Hall SHall@fdic.gov (571) 265-3742
Circuit 10 F/S: CO, KS Debbie Eich DeEich@FDIC.gov (214) 499-2359
F/S: OK, WY Louann Kicker LKicker@fdic.gov (469) 644-6766
F/S: UT Melissa Romanowski melromanowski@fdic.gov (972) 761-2834
F/S: NM Steve Hall SHall@fdic.gov (571) 265-3742
Circuit 11 F/S: AL Debbie Eich DeEich@FDIC.gov (214) 499-2359
F/S: GA Louann Kicker LKicker@fdic.gov (469) 644-6766
F/S: FL Andrew Reams AReams@fdic.gov (469) 439-6912

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