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1. dol.ny.gov › report-fraudReport Fraud | Department of Labor

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   If you received official communication from NYS DOL regarding unemployment benefits that you did not apply for, you may be a victim of UI fraud and identity theft. Official communication includes, but is not limited to, emails, text messages, letters, debit cards, and tax forms received in the mail.

2. www.dol.gov › newsroom › releasesUS Department of Labor launches website for victims of ...

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   Mar 22, 2021 · WASHINGTON, DC – The U.S. Department of Labor today launched a new website for people to understand unemployment insurance identity theft, and how and where to report stolen benefits if they are victims. The new website at www.dol.gov/fraud provides key steps to help victims address issues that might arise because of previous identity theft ...

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   How does the Department of Labor protect UI fraud and identity theft?

   • The Department of Labor works very hard to protect the integrity of our agency and programs. To combat and stop unemployment insurance (UI) fraud and identity theft, we work actively alongside local, state and federal law enforcement agencies, government agencies, claimants, and employers in New York State and around the country.

   Report Fraud | Department of Labor

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   Are You a victim of Ui fraud and identity theft?

   • If you received official communication from NYS DOL regarding unemployment benefits that you did not apply for, you may be a victim of UI fraud and identity theft. Official communication includes, but is not limited to, emails, text messages, letters, debit cards, and tax forms received in the mail.

   Report Fraud | Department of Labor

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   How does the OIG protect the UI program from fraud?

   • The OIG’s federal criminal investigations are time and resource-intensive and one of the last lines of defense in safeguarding the UI program from fraud. The OIG has long reported significant concerns with DOL and states' ability to deploy UI program benefits expeditiously and efficiently while ensuring integrity and adequate oversight.

   Office of Inspector General - U.S. Department of Labor - About OIG - DOL

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   How do I avoid UI fraud?

   • How to Avoid Committing Fraud Always tell the truth. If you intentionally make false statements or hide information to gain or maintain UI benefits, you are committing fraud. Report all hours worked and earnings if you work while requesting payment of unemployment benefits. Contact employers for new work and keep accurate records of your efforts.

   UI Fraud and Identity Theft | Department of Labor & Employment

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4. www.oig.dol.gov › doloiguioversightworkOffice of Inspector General - U.S. Department of Labor ...

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   Dec 15, 2023 · For example, the OIG has issued or assisted in issuing the following alerts: UI fraud consumer protection guide, UI fraud investigations guide, UI fraud alert for state/local law enforcement, UI text message phishing alert, UI fraud and phishing alert, UI fraud and identity theft alert, and UI detection and mitigation alert for financial ...

5. www.ebglaw.com › insights › publicationsUnemployment Insurance Fraud: U.S. Department of Labor ...

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   Mar 31, 2021 · On March 22, 2021, the U.S. Department of Labor (“DOL”) announced the launch of its new website, “Report Unemployment Identity Theft,” which is designed to provide resources for those who may have fallen victim to UI fraud. How Employees Can Recognize UI Fraud.

6. cdle.colorado.gov › ui-fraud-and-identity-theftUI Fraud and Identity Theft | Department of Labor & Employment

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   Always tell the truth. If you intentionally make false statements or hide information to gain or maintain UI benefits, you are committing fraud. Report all hours worked and earnings if you work while requesting payment of unemployment benefits. Contact employers for new work and keep accurate records of your efforts.

7. www.justice.gov › media › 1129171U.S. Department of Justice National Unemployment Insurance ...

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   September 21, 2020. This guide provides information and resources for individuals on how to protect themselves from unemployment insurance fraud and steps they can take if they suspect they have had their identity exploited by criminals.

8. cdle.colorado.gov › unemployment › report-fraudReport Fraud | Department of Labor & Employment

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   Report Fraud. Protect Yourself Against Fraud and Identity Theft. Here are some steps you can take to protect yourself against attempts to compromise your MyUI+ account and unemployment claim: