EMPLOYEE QUESTIONS
Unemployment Insurance Fraud questions related to an Employee
- What happens after my claim is reported as fraud?
- Unemployment Fraud: Protect Your Identity
- I just received a notice from the State Workforce Agency about Unemployment and I never filed for benefits. What do I do?
- I received a notice of benefit overpayment from the state and I never collected unemployment. What do I do?
- I received a debit card for Unemployment, and I did not file for benefits. What do I do?
- I just received an unemployment benefit check and I did not file for benefits. What do I do?
- I received an IRS 1099-G (Certain Government Payments) form that says I was paid benefits and I never applied. What do I do?
- What should I do if I receive a 1099-G for fraudulent benefits?
- Información sobre Fraude de reclamo de desempleo y 1099-G
- What is a Form 1099-G?
- Who will receive a Form 1099-G?
- What Unemployment benefits are shown on a 1099-G?
- I received a Request for Separation Information/UI Claim from the state and I'm listed as the employer. What do I do?
- What actions do I need to take to notify someone that I am the victim of fraud?
- I notified the state of a potential fraud claim. When will I hear back from the state?
- What does the State Workforce Agency do once I report the fraud to them?
- How long does it take to resolve a fraudulent claim?
- What happens to the fraudsters when they are caught?
- I received a call from someone asking me to send them part of the fraudulent unemployment check I just received. What do I do?
- What information of mine do fraudsters have?
- What can I do to protect myself from unemployment fraud?
- How did someone get my information to file a claim?
- Do I need a Credit Freeze or a Fraud Alert?
- Is the unemployment fraud due to a T&C security issue?
- If I report unemployment fraud now, will I be able to collect benefits in the future?