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  • CTDOL Report Benefits Fraud

  • Use this form if you see unemployment fraud happening.
    Examples of UI fraud include: someone who is working and collecting unemployment benefits, someone who is giving false answers on the weekly certification form, or someone who is collecting benefits that aren’t theirs.

    If you are reporting identity theft, use the ID Theft Report Form. Signs of identity theft include receiving a notice of monetary determination when you did not file for unemployment benefits; receiving a 1099 tax form when you did not file for benefits; your employer receiving a 21A notice that you filed for benefits when you did not file for benefits. 

    For additional fraud and identity theft resources, visit our Fraud Watch Page.

    Prefer to remain anonymous?
    In most cases, the law allows claimants access to everything in their benefit-claim files. If you want to anonymously report suspicious or illegal activity, avoid leaving any personal information, such as your name and relationship to the person you are reporting.

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  • If this person started a business, please provide:

    • Name of the business
    • Address
    • Phone number
    • Advertising information
    • Name of customer(s) who used this business and their address(es) and phone number(s)
    • Any other information proving the business exists
  • To report possible fraud by an employer please provide, business name, address, phone number, owners name, nature of the fraudulent activity, such as:

    • Business not registered with the state.
    • Not reporting employees or wages to the state.
    • Paying employees under the table.
    • Other information that may be helpful to an investigation.
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