Have a question about an overpayment? Submit this form for assistance.
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This Jotform should be used if you have questions regarding overpayments. After submitting this form, a representative from the Benefit Payment Control Unit will contact you. Please note that we cannot discuss the intercept of IRS tax refunds via email. Please request a call back if you require information about an IRS tax refund intercept. Please visit our Frequently Asked Questions for additional information regarding overpayments.
1. To make a payment online visit the Official Payments website.
2. If you are mailing a payment:
Personal Checks or Money Orders - CTDOL accepts personal checks and money orders payable to:
Administrator Unemployment Compensation
Please include your name and the last four digits of your Social Security Number on your check or money order. Processing may take 7-10 business days.
Mail to:
Connecticut Department of Labor
Post Office Box 30290
Hartford, Connecticut 06150-0290
Do not mail or bring payments to 200 Folly Brook Blvd in Wethersfield, as it will cause significant delays in processing your payment.
3. To file an appeal, visit the Unemployment Appeals website.
If you need to submit a question to Benefit Payment Control, please agree to the terms below by checking "I accept." Once this step is complete, you will be able to submit your question.
- I certify that I am the claimant indicated below.
- I understand that the law provides penalties for making false statements, or any other misrepresentation, for the purpose of obtaining unemployment benefits.