I have to agree with the other poster. That being said, some people are good at that sort of thing. If they have been doing it for a while in the same city, they can figure out what does and does not work.
The guy who did it to me applied for a credit card. I received the card in the mail before he had a chance to intercept it. Thought it was junk-mail so I discarded it. The limit was only 3k or so.
He acquired cable Internet in my name. By that time the police were watching him. He did get a driver license in my name, and then used it to test drive (steal a car). Furthermore he attempted to get a loan in my name. He was caught in the act.
All he had:
My full name.
My address.
My work address.
My SSN
My utility bills
Hardcopies of my pay stubs.
Hardcopies of my bank statements
My high school and collage diplomas.
My birth certificate
The title to my car.
Blank checks
He stole all of the above from a file cabinet that was locked.
I sold the car immediately. I closed my bank accounts. I put a fraud alert on my credit reports.
He spent several years in prison for forgery.
I do not know what eventually happened to his girlfriend. She went around claiming to be my wife, but was evidently unsuccessful at convincing anyone.
Btw: the guy who nipped the 9k Rolex did not get much for it. You cannot get much for a used Rolex. If it is on the stolen list then he will be lucky to get $1000 for it.