If you’d like to learn more about unemployment fraud, you can get guidance and information here.
If you believe you’re experiencing fraud, we can help you report the issue. While we can’t file a claim for you, we can guide you through the process, which may take 30 minutes to an hour. If you’re a member and a victim of identity theft, rest assured — we’ll stay on the case until you’ve returned to pre-theft status.
*You will be directed to one of our customer support team members who will help you with your case.
Hi! I'm here to guide you through the process of reporting an unemployment fraud claim.
Start by choosing the best option that fits your situation. This will help us determine what your next steps should be.
If you're unsure whether you're a victim, learn more here.
Hi! I'm here to guide you through the process of reporting an unemployment fraud claim.
Start by choosing the best option that fits your situation. This will help us determine what your next steps should be.
If you're unsure whether you're a victim, learn more here.
Hi! I'm here to guide you through the process of reporting an unemployment fraud claim.
Start by choosing the best option that fits your situation. This will help us determine what your next steps should be.
If you're unsure whether you're a victim, learn more here.
*You will be directed to one of our customer support team members who will help you with your case.
Need help?
Hi! I'm here to guide you through the process of reporting an unemployment fraud claim.
Start by choosing the best option that fits your situation. This will help us determine what your next steps should be.
If you're unsure whether you're a victim, learn more here.
Hi! I'm here to guide you through the process of reporting an unemployment fraud claim.
Start by choosing the best option that fits your situation. This will help us determine what your next steps should be.
If you're unsure whether you're a victim, learn more here.
Hi! I'm here to guide you through the process of reporting an unemployment fraud claim.
Start by choosing the best option that fits your situation. This will help us determine what your next steps should be.
If you're unsure whether you're a victim, learn more here.
*You will be directed to one of our customer support team members who will help you with your case.
Hi! I'm here to guide you through the process of reporting an unemployment fraud claim.
Start by choosing the best option that fits your situation. This will help us determine what your next steps should be.
If you're unsure whether you're a victim, learn more here.
States are required to mail out a 1099-G form when someone makes a claim for unemployment benefits.
So you may have received these benefits, even if a claim was fausely opened in your name.
States are required to mail out a 1099-G form when someone makes a claim for unemployment benefits.
So you may have received these benefits, even if a claim was fausely opened in your name.
*You will be directed to one of our customer support team members who will help you with your case.
Need help?
Hi! I'm here to guide you through the process of reporting an unemployment fraud claim.
Start by choosing the best option that fits your situation. This will help us determine what your next steps should be.
If you're unsure whether you're a victim, learn more here.
States are required to mail out a 1099-G form when someone makes a claim for unemployment benefits.
So you may have received these benefits, even if a claim was fausely opened in your name.
States are required to mail out a 1099-G form when someone makes a claim for unemployment benefits.
So you may have received these benefits, even if a claim was fausely opened in your name.
*You will be directed to one of our customer support team members who will help you with your case.
Hi! I'm here to guide you through the process of reporting an unemployment fraud claim.
Start by choosing the best option that fits your situation. This will help us determine what your next steps should be.
If you're unsure whether you're a victim, learn more here.
Hi! I'm here to guide you through the process of reporting an unemployment fraud claim.
Start by choosing the best option that fits your situation. This will help us determine what your next steps should be.
If you're unsure whether you're a victim, learn more here.
Hi! I'm here to guide you through the process of reporting an unemployment fraud claim.
Start by choosing the best option that fits your situation. This will help us determine what your next steps should be.
If you're unsure whether you're a victim, learn more here.
*You will be directed to one of our customer support team members who will help you with your case.
Need help?
Hi! I'm here to guide you through the process of reporting an unemployment fraud claim.
Start by choosing the best option that fits your situation. This will help us determine what your next steps should be.
If you're unsure whether you're a victim, learn more here.
Hi! I'm here to guide you through the process of reporting an unemployment fraud claim.
Start by choosing the best option that fits your situation. This will help us determine what your next steps should be.
If you're unsure whether you're a victim, learn more here.
Hi! I'm here to guide you through the process of reporting an unemployment fraud claim.
Start by choosing the best option that fits your situation. This will help us determine what your next steps should be.
If you're unsure whether you're a victim, learn more here.
*You will be directed to one of our customer support team members who will help you with your case.
Providing the specific state where the fraud occurred is important because each state handles unemployment fraud differently. This way, we can offer you the specific contact for the state unemployment office where the fraud occurred.
Providing the specific state where the fraud occurred is important because each state handles unemployment fraud differently. This way, we can offer you the specific contact for the state unemployment office where the fraud occurred.
Providing the specific state where the fraud occurred is important because each state handles unemployment fraud differently. This way, we can offer you the specific contact for the state unemployment office where the fraud occurred.
*You will be directed to one of our customer support team members who will help you with your case.
Need help?
Providing the specific state where the fraud occurred is important because each state handles unemployment fraud differently. This way, we can offer you the specific contact for the state unemployment office where the fraud occurred.
Providing the specific state where the fraud occurred is important because each state handles unemployment fraud differently. This way, we can offer you the specific contact for the state unemployment office where the fraud occurred.
Providing the specific state where the fraud occurred is important because each state handles unemployment fraud differently. This way, we can offer you the specific contact for the state unemployment office where the fraud occurred.
*You will be directed to one of our customer support team members who will help you with your case.
If you're not a member and are interested in our remediation services, you can enroll in a plan. For those struggling with ongoing identity theft, we provide coverage for pre-existing conditions.
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Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed (here’s a list for each state’s contact information). You have two ways to file the claim, by filling out an online report or calling the Department of Labor. If possible, we encourage you to report the fraud online. An online report will save you time and be easier for the agency to process.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
You will need the following information when visiting the site.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
You'll also need to file a claim on the Department of Justice’s website and complete their National Center for Disaster Fraud (NCDF) form. You'll be asked to fill in your personal information and anything you know about the theft to aid in their investigation. Please answer the form as completely and accurately as possible.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
Visit the IRS.gov* site and request a corrected Form 1099-G.
Taxpayers who were victims of an unemployment fraud should consider opting into the voluntary IRS Identity Protection PIN program.*
An IP PIN is a six-digit number that helps prevent fraudsters from filing additional federal tax returns in your name.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims filed by employees, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next, you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed. Since the fraud occurred in Alabama, visit the Alabama Department of Labor* website and fill out the online form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
Visit the Alabama Department of Labor* site and complete the form. Please note this option is for reporting that you did not file a claim yourself and someone has fraudulently filed a claim using your name and social security number. If this is not what you are reporting, use the Benefit Fraud & Abuse link.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
After following these steps, you'll be assigned a government fraud investigator from the Social Security Administration.
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed. Please visit the State of Oklahoma government website and fill out the online form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
You will need the following information when visiting the site.
Your Social Security number
Your address
Your date of birth
Your phone number and email address
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
You'll also need to file a claim on the Department of Justice’s website and complete their National Center for Disaster Fraud (NCDF) form. You'll be asked to fill in your personal information and anything you know about the theft to aid in their investigation. Please answer the form as completely and accurately as possible.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
Visit the IRS.gov* site and request a corrected Form 1099-G.
Taxpayers who were victims of an unemployment fraud should consider opting into the voluntary IRS Identity Protection PIN program.*
An IP PIN is a six-digit number that helps prevent fraudsters from filing additional federal tax returns in your name.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed. Please visit the Washington State Employment Security Department website and fill out the online form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
You will need the following information when visiting the site.
Your Social Security number
Your address
Your date of birth
Your phone number and email address
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
You'll also need to file a claim on the Department of Justice’s website and complete their National Center for Disaster Fraud (NCDF) form. You'll be asked to fill in your personal information and anything you know about the theft to aid in their investigation. Please answer the form as completely and accurately as possible.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
Visit the IRS.gov* site and request a corrected Form 1099-G.
Taxpayers who were victims of an unemployment fraud should consider opting into the voluntary IRS Identity Protection PIN program.*
An IP PIN is a six-digit number that helps prevent fraudsters from filing additional federal tax returns in your name.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed. Please visit the Colorado Department of Labor website and fill out the online form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
You will need the following information when visiting the site.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your phone number and email address
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
You'll also need to file a claim on the Department of Justice’s website and complete their National Center for Disaster Fraud (NCDF) form. You'll be asked to fill in your personal information and anything you know about the theft to aid in their investigation. Please answer the form as completely and accurately as possible.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
Visit the IRS.gov* site and request a corrected Form 1099-G.
Taxpayers who were victims of an unemployment fraud should consider opting into the voluntary IRS Identity Protection PIN program.*
An IP PIN is a six-digit number that helps prevent fraudsters from filing additional federal tax returns in your name.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed. Since the fraud occurred in California, visit the Employment Development Department for the State of California website* and fill out the online form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
You will need the following information when visiting the site.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
You'll also need to file a claim on the Department of Justice’s website and complete their National Center for Disaster Fraud (NCDF) form. You'll be asked to fill in your personal information and anything you know about the theft to aid in their investigation. Please answer the form as completely and accurately as possible.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
Visit the California Report Fraud Form 1099G Identity Theft* site and complete the form.
Call California's Interactive Voice Response System at 1-866-333-4606 and follow the instructions to get your Form 1099-G information or request that your 1099-G be mailed to you.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims filed by employees, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed. Since the fraud occurred in Connecticut, visit the Connecticut Department of Labor* website and fill out the online form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
You'll also need to file a claim on the Department of Justice’s website and complete their National Center for Disaster Fraud (NCDF) form. You'll be asked to fill in your personal information and anything you know about the theft to aid in their investigation. Please answer the form as completely and accurately as possible.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
Visit the Connecticut Department of Labor* site and complete the form.
Call Connecticut State Department of Labor Communications at 1-860-263-6000 for information about unemployment claims.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims filed by employees, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed. Since the fraud occurred in Illinois, visit the Illinois Department of Employment Security website* and fill out the online form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
You'll also need to file a claim on the Department of Justice’s website and complete their National Center for Disaster Fraud (NCDF) form. You'll be asked to fill in your personal information and anything you know about the theft to aid in their investigation. Please answer the form as completely and accurately as possible.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
Visit the Illinois Department of Employment Security* site and complete the form.
Call Illinois Department of Employment Tele-Serve number at (312) 338-4337 and select main menu option 3 to get your Form 1099-G information or to request that your 1099-G be mailed to you.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims filed by employees, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed. Since the fraud occurred in Nevada, visit the Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation website* and fill out the online form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
You'll also need to file a claim on the Department of Justice’s website and complete their National Center for Disaster Fraud (NCDF) form. You'll be asked to fill in your personal information and anything you know about the theft to aid in their investigation. Please answer the form as completely and accurately as possible.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
Visit the Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation* site and complete the form.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
Call the Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation (DETR) at 800-326-6868 for 1099-G information.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims filed by employees, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed. Since the fraud occurred in Pennsylvania, visit the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry* website and fill out the online form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
You'll also need to file a claim on the Department of Justice’s website and complete their National Center for Disaster Fraud (NCDF) form. You'll be asked to fill in your personal information and anything you know about the theft to aid in their investigation. Please answer the form as completely and accurately as possible.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
Visit the Pennsylvania Department of Labor & Industry* site and complete the form.
Call service center at The Department of Labor & Industry (L&I) at 1-888-313-7284 to request a UC-1099G form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims filed by employees, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed. Since the fraud occurred in Rhode Island, visit the Department of Labor and Training Rhode Island website* and fill out the online form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
You'll also need to file a claim on the Department of Justice’s website and complete their National Center for Disaster Fraud (NCDF) form. You'll be asked to fill in your personal information and anything you know about the theft to aid in their investigation. Please answer the form as completely and accurately as possible.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
Visit the Department of Labor and Training Rhode Island* site and complete the form.
Call the Department of Labor and Training Rhode Island (DLT) at (401) 415-6772 to request a corrected 1099-G.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims filed by employees, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed. Since the fraud occurred in Maryland, visit the Maryland Department of Labor* website and fill out the online form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
You'll also need to file a claim on the Department of Justice’s website and complete their National Center for Disaster Fraud (NCDF) form. You'll be asked to fill in your personal information and anything you know about the theft to aid in their investigation. Please answer the form as completely and accurately as possible.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
Visit the Maryland Dept of Labor* site and complete the form.
Call the Benefit Payment Control (BPC) Unit at 1-410-767-2404 to report a discrepancy on your 1099-G.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims filed by employees, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed. Since the fraud occurred in Pennsylvania, visit the Commonwealth of Massachusetts* website and fill out the online form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
You'll also need to file a claim on the Department of Justice’s website and complete their National Center for Disaster Fraud (NCDF) form. You'll be asked to fill in your personal information and anything you know about the theft to aid in their investigation. Please answer the form as completely and accurately as possible.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
The DUA Program Integrity team will process the fraud report you made with the Commonwealth of Massachusetts* to ensure that if any payments were made, they are not recognized as income to you and are not reported to the IRS on Form 1099-G at the end of the calendar year for tax purposes. If you have already received a 1099-G related to this fraudulent claim, we will review your request and send you a corrected Form 1099-G.
The DUA call center can be reached at 1-877-626-6800. Multilingual call agents are available.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
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We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims filed by employees, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed. Since the fraud occurred in North Carolina, visit the North Carolina Division of Employment Security* website and fill out the online form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
You'll also need to file a claim on the Department of Justice’s website and complete their National Center for Disaster Fraud (NCDF) form. You'll be asked to fill in your personal information and anything you know about the theft to aid in their investigation. Please answer the form as completely and accurately as possible.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
Visit the North Carolina Department of Commerce Employment Security* site and complete the form. Allow two weeks to receive the form.
Call the North Carolina Department of Revenue (NCDOR) at 1-877-252-3052 to request a corrected Form 1099-G.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
After following these steps, you’ll be assigned a government fraud investigator from the Social Security Administration. They’ll guide you through the process and help you to remediate your case and restore your Social Security account.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims filed by employees, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed. Since the fraud occurred in Pennsylvania, visit the Tennessee Department of Labor & Workforce Development* website and fill out the online form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
You'll also need to file a claim on the Department of Justice’s website and complete their National Center for Disaster Fraud (NCDF) form. You'll be asked to fill in your personal information and anything you know about the theft to aid in their investigation. Please answer the form as completely and accurately as possible.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
Visit the Tennessee Department of Labor & Workforce Development* site for more information.
Call the Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development (TDLWD) at 1-844-500-4906 with questions regarding your 1099-G.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims filed by employees, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed. Since the fraud occurred in Pennsylvania, visit the Department of Workforce Development (DWD)* website and fill out the online form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
You'll also need to file a claim on the Department of Justice’s website and complete their National Center for Disaster Fraud (NCDF) form. You'll be asked to fill in your personal information and anything you know about the theft to aid in their investigation. Please answer the form as completely and accurately as possible.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
Visit the State of Wisconsin Department of Revenue* site and complete the form.
If you have questions about your 1099-G, call (608) 266-2999.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims filed by employees, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next, you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed. Since the fraud occurred in Arizona, visit the Arizona Department of Economic Security (DES)* website and fill out the online form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
Visit the Arizona Department of Economic Security (DES)* site for a corrected form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
After following these steps, you'll be assigned a government fraud investigator from the Social Security Administration.
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims filed by employees, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next, you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed. Since the fraud occurred in Florida, visit the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity* website and fill out the online form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
Visit the 1099GRequest.myflorida.com* site and complete the form.
Talk to a Reemployment Assistance Customer Service representative at 1-833-FLAPPLY who can assist with your request.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
After following these steps, you'll be assigned a government fraud investigator from the Social Security Administration.
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims filed by employees, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next, you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed. Since the fraud occurred in Idaho, visit the Idaho Department of Labor* website and fill out the online form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
To report identity theft to the Idaho Department of Labor (IDOL), please fill out this form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
After following these steps, you'll be assigned a government fraud investigator from the Social Security Administration.
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims filed by employees, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next, you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed. Since the fraud occurred in Kansas, visit the Kansas Department of Labor* website and fill out the online form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
Visit the Kansas Department of Labor* site and complete the form by selecting "Dispute my 1099" and make sure to include a copy of the Unsworn Declaration.
You can also send a written dispute with your full name and the last 4 digits of your social security number to the Kansas Department of Labor: Fraudulent 1099 Inquiry to 401 SW Topeka Blvd, Topeka, KS 66603-3182. Make sure to include the reason for your request in your written dispute and a copy of a completed Unsworn Declaration form.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
After following these steps, you'll be assigned a government fraud investigator from the Social Security Administration.
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims filed by employees, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next, you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed. Since the fraud occurred in New Jersey, visit the New Jersey Department of Labor & Workforce Development* website and fill out the online form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
You can contact the New Jersey Division of Taxation (NJDT) to request a corrected 1099-G. Write to: PO Box 046, Trenton, New Jersey 08646-0046, or send correspondence electronically through our NJ ONRS* system and explain why you believe the Form 1099-G or Form 1099-INT is incorrect. Include all information necessary for us to provide a response (name, Social Security number, tax year, amounts, contact information, etc.).
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
After following these steps, you'll be assigned a government fraud investigator from the Social Security Administration.
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims filed by employees, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next, you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed. Since the fraud occurred in New York, visit the Department of Labor (DOL) New York* website and fill out the online form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
Visit the the New York State Department of Labor* site and complete the form. The New York State Department of Labor will review your 1099-G and will either mail an amended 1099-G to you, or a letter of explanation in response to your inquiry.s
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
After following these steps, you'll be assigned a government fraud investigator from the Social Security Administration.
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims filed by employees, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next, you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed. Since the fraud occurred in Ohio, visit the Department of Job and Family Services* website and fill out the online form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
Visit the unemployment.ohio gov* site and click on the second red button "Report Identity Theft—Individuals" and fill out the provided form. Request a corrected 1099-G form.
For additional information or guidance, contact he Ohio Department of Job and Family Services at (833) 658-0394.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
After following these steps, you'll be assigned a government fraud investigator from the Social Security Administration.
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims filed by employees, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next, you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed. Since the fraud occurred in South Carolina, visit the South Carolina Department of Employment and Workforce (DEW)* website and fill out the online form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
Visit the South Carolina Department of Employment and Workforce (DEW)* site and complete the form.
You can also call the DEW Fraud Hotline at 1-800-868-1488, Relay 711.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
After following these steps, you'll be assigned a government fraud investigator from the Social Security Administration.
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims filed by employees, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next, you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed. Since the fraud occurred in Virginia, visit the Virginia Employment Commission (VEC)* website and fill out the online form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
Visit the Virginia Employment Commission (VEC)* site and complete the form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
After following these steps, you'll be assigned a government fraud investigator from the Social Security Administration.
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims filed by employees, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Please contact me to discuss this matter in greater detail.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next, you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed. Since the fraud occurred in Alaska, visit the Alaska Department of Labor and Workforce Development (DOLWD)* website and fill out the online form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
If you received a 1099-G and did not file a claim, contact the Alaska Department of Labor and Workforce Development unemployment insurance claim center at one of the following numbers and select Option 3 regarding your 1099-G.
Anchorage: (907) 269-4700
Fairbanks: (907) 451-2871
Juneau: (907) 465-5552
Remote locations: (888) 252-2557
The department must investigate and confirm all reports of fraud before the IRS can be notified. Once the investigation is completed, a corrected 1099-G will be issued. If you do not receive a corrected 1099-G by the time you submit your tax return, the IRS advises individuals to report only the income they have received.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
After following these steps, you'll be assigned a government fraud investigator from the Social Security Administration.
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims filed by employees, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next, you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed. Since the fraud occurred in Arkansas, visit the Arkansas Division of Workforce Services (DWS)* website and fill out the online form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
If you received a 1099-G with unemployment benefits that you didn't collect, report the suspected fraud immediately to ADWS by sending an email to InternalAudit@arkansas.gov.
You can also call 1-501-682-1058 to speak with the ADWS Fraud Investigation Unit.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
After following these steps, you'll be assigned a government fraud investigator from the Social Security Administration.
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims filed by employees, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Please contact me to discuss this matter in greater detail.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next, you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor where the claim was filed. Since the fraud occurred in the District of Columbia, visit the Department of Employment Services (DOES)* for more information, and call 1.877.FRAUD.60 (1.877.372.8360) to report it.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
The Office of Tax and Revenue (OTR) provides a state-of-the-art, walk-in customer service facility, which is available to meet District taxpayers' needs. Here, taxpayers can get assistance quickly and efficiently in a comfortable, professional atmosphere.
Customer Service Center
1101 4th Street, SW, Suite W270
Washington, DC 20024
Phone: (202) 727-4829
Customer service representatives are available to assist by calling 1-202-727-4829.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
After following these steps, you'll be assigned a government fraud investigator from the Social Security Administration.
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims filed by employees, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next, you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed. Since the fraud occurred in Iowa, visit the Iowa Workforce Development (IWD)* website and fill out the online form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
Visit the Iowa Workforce Development (IWD)* site and complete the form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
After following these steps, you'll be assigned a government fraud investigator from the Social Security Administration.
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims filed by employees, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next, you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed. Since the fraud occurred in Louisiana, click on the Louisiana Workforce Commission (LWC)* link, fill out the form, and follow the instructions.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
If you think the amount of benefits listed in your 1099-G is incorrect, you can contact the Louisiana Workforce Commission Unemployment Call Center at 866-783-5567 and request a "paper review." If an error is identified, the agency will make the necessary corrections and issue a corrected 1099-G.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
After following these steps, you'll be assigned a government fraud investigator from the Social Security Administration.
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims filed by employees, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next, you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed. Since the fraud occurred in New Hampshire, visit the New Hampshire Employment Security (NHES)* website and fill out the online form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
Visit the New Hampshire Employment Security (NHES)* site and complete the form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
After following these steps, you'll be assigned a government fraud investigator from the Social Security Administration.
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims filed by employees, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next, you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed. Since the fraud occurred in North Dakota, visit the Job Service North Dakota (JSND)* website and fill out the online form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
If the 1099-G is from Job Service North Dakota, call (701) 328-1680.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
After following these steps, you'll be assigned a government fraud investigator from the Social Security Administration.
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims filed by employees, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next, you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed. Since the fraud occurred in Oregon, visit the State of Oregon Employment Department (OED)* website and fill out the online form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
Report unemployment identity theft to the State of Oregon Employment Department as soon as possible by reporting it through the Employment Department ID Theft Reporting form, or through the Contact Us page.
You can also call the State of Oregon Employment Department at 1-877-345-3484.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
After following these steps, you'll be assigned a government fraud investigator from the Social Security Administration.
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims filed by employees, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next, you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed. Since the fraud occurred in Wyoming, visit the Wyoming Department of Workforce Services (DWF)* website and fill out the online form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
Visit the Wyoming Department of Revenue (WYO)* site and complete the form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
After following these steps, you'll be assigned a government fraud investigator from the Social Security Administration.
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims filed by employees, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next, you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed. Since the fraud occurred in West Virginia, visit the WorkForce West Virginia* website and fill out the online form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
Contact WorkForce West Virginia
Any individual who receives a 1099-G from WorkForce West Virginia but did not file an unemployment claim, should report suspected fraud by filing a police report and sending an email to reportunemploymentfraud@wv.gov.
Individuals may also call 1-800-252-JOBS between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Callers should select option 5 when prompted.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
After following these steps, you'll be assigned a government fraud investigator from the Social Security Administration.
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims filed by employees, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next, you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed. Since the fraud occurred in Vermont, visit the Vermont Department of Labor* website and fill out the online form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
If you received a 1099-G form but did not apply for or receive unemployment insurance benefits from the Vermont Department of Labor, you need to report it as fraudulent. Please complete this form to request your 1099-G to be corrected.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
After following these steps, you'll be assigned a government fraud investigator from the Social Security Administration.
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims filed by employees, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next, you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed. Since the fraud occurred in Utah, visit the Department of Workforce Services (DWS)* website and fill out the online form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
The Utah State Tax Commission has a Suspicious Filer Group that reviews returns for suspicious activity. If you are a victim of identity theft, you can contact:
After you contact us, the Suspicious Filer Group will flag your account and watch it for any suspicious activity. Additionally, Utah is part of a multi-state network that shares identity theft reports with participating states to help reduce tax identity theft.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
After following these steps, you'll be assigned a government fraud investigator from the Social Security Administration.
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims filed by employees, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next, you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed. Since the fraud occurred in Texas, visit the Texas Workforce Commission* website and fill out the online form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
If you received a Form 1099-G for unemployment benefits on a claim you did not file, you should report it immediately using the online portal.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
After following these steps, you'll be assigned a government fraud investigator from the Social Security Administration.
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims filed by employees, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next, you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed. Since the fraud occurred in South Dakota, visit the South Dakota Department of Labor & Regulation (DLR)* website and fill out the online form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
If you have received a 1099-G tax form, but you did not file for or receive unemployment benefits from DLR, and believe you may be a victim of identity theft, please follow these steps. The RA Division (Reemployment Assistance Benefits) will investigate and send out an amended 1099-G if appropriate.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
After following these steps, you'll be assigned a government fraud investigator from the Social Security Administration.
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims filed by employees, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next, you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed. Since the fraud occurred in New Mexico, visit the New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions (DWS)* website and fill out the online form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
Report all information you may have about the fraudulent claim by contacting NMDWS, including the following if you have it:
There are three ways to contact us to report a false claim and send in the requested information:
Send an email to:
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
After following these steps, you'll be assigned a government fraud investigator from the Social Security Administration.
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims filed by employees, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next, you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed. Since the fraud occurred in Montana, visit the Montana Department of Labor & Industry (DLI)* website and fill out the online form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
You can send your information electronically using ePassMontana.
You can also call the DLI Fraud Hotline at 1-406-444-0072 or 1-888-556-4677.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
After following these steps, you'll be assigned a government fraud investigator from the Social Security Administration.
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims filed by employees, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next, you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed. Since the fraud occurred in Missouri, visit the Missouri Department of Labor & Industrial Relations* website and fill out the online form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
Email the Missouri Department of Revenue at income@dor.mo.gov, or write to the Taxation Division, P.O. Box 385, Jefferson City, MO 65105-0385. Be sure to include your social security number, and explain why you believe the Form 1099-G is incorrect.
You can also call the Missouri Department of Revenue at (573) 751-3505.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
After following these steps, you'll be assigned a government fraud investigator from the Social Security Administration.
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims filed by employees, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next, you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed. Since the fraud occurred in Mississippi, visit the Mississippi Department of Employment Security* website and fill out the online form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
If you received a 1099-G with unemployment benefits that you didn't collect, report the suspected fraud immediately to Mississippi Department of Employment Security (MDES) by sending an email to safe@mdes.ms.gov.
You can also call 1-601-493-9427 to report fraud directly.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
After following these steps, you'll be assigned a government fraud investigator from the Social Security Administration.
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims filed by employees, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next, you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed. Since the fraud occurred in Minnesota, visit the Minnesota Unemployment Insurance (UIMN) Program* website and fill out the online form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
Contact Minnesota Unemployment to report the possible unemployment insurance fraud and request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn’t receive unemployment benefits.
*By selecting this link, you will be directed to a verified third party site.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
After following these steps, you'll be assigned a government fraud investigator from the Social Security Administration.
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims filed by employees, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next, you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed. Since the fraud occurred in Michigan, visit the Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity* website and fill out the online form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
If you received a 1099-G with unemployment benefits that you didn't collect, report the suspected fraud immediately to UIA by sending an email to michigan.gov/uia. Also, submit a completed version of Form UIA 6349, Statement of Identity Theft, with your report. .
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
After following these steps, you'll be assigned a government fraud investigator from the Social Security Administration.
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims filed by employees, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next, you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed. Since the fraud occurred in Maine, visit the Maine Department of Labor (MDOL)* website and fill out the online form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
If you received a 1099G for benefits you did not file for, please let the Maine Department of Labor (MDOL) know immediately, as this could be a case of identity theft and fraud. You can report this to the Department by leaving an online message here: Contact Us Form.
Be sure to select 1099-G from the Reason for Request drop down menu to be sure your message is routed properly.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
After following these steps, you'll be assigned a government fraud investigator from the Social Security Administration.
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims filed by employees, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next, you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed. Since the fraud occurred in Hawaii, visit the Hawaii Department of Labor and Industrial Relations (DLIR)* website and fill out the online form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
If you received a 1099-G and didn’t file a claim for unemployment benefits, complete the Declaration of Identity Theft form, attach a copy of the 1099-G and any other documentation showing that a fraudulent claim for unemployment benefits was filed in your name, and return by mail to the address provided.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
After following these steps, you'll be assigned a government fraud investigator from the Social Security Administration.
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims filed by employees, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next, you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed. Since the fraud occurred in Georgia, visit the Georgia Department of Labor (GDOL)* website and fill out the online form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
Report fraud to Georgia Department of Labor (GDOL) by visiting Report UI Fraud & Abuse and selecting Report 1099 ID Theft at the bottom of the form. Follow the instructions to report the 1099-G Fraud.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
After following these steps, you'll be assigned a government fraud investigator from the Social Security Administration.
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims filed by employees, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next, you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed. Since the fraud occurred in Delaware, visit the Delaware Department of Labor (DOL)* and follow the instructions.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
Email the Delaware Division of Unemployment Insurance to BPC_FRAUD_UNIT@delaware.gov to file an identity theft complaint. Upon completion of the investigation, if it is found that you were a victim of identity theft, a revised 1099-G will be issued to you.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
After following these steps, you'll be assigned a government fraud investigator from the Social Security Administration.
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
Tell your employer about the fraud, as they are required to file documentation in order to support the claim. Below is a pre-written email to send to the employer notifying them of the claim. The employer will need to be on the lookout for notices about unemployment claims filed by employees, so it's necessary to keep them informed.
SUBJECT LINE:
IMPORTANT: Notification of Unemployment Fraud
To [Employer]:
I have been informed that I am a victim of unemployment fraud. I am notifying you because you are listed as the employer on the government letter that I received. Please know that I did not file this claim and am going through the process to remediate this issue. Please contact me if you have any additional questions.
Best regards,
[Name]
[Contact information]
Next, you will need to report the fraud to the Department of Labor in the state where the claim was filed. Since the fraud occurred in Nebraska, visit the Nebraska Department of Labor (NDOL)* website and fill out the online form.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
If you received a 1099-G IRS form reflecting unemployment benefits but you didn't file for unemployment, you will see that Box 1 on this form will show an unemployment benefit amount. Or if you did file for unemployment benefits and the amount shown in Box 1 of the form exceeds your records for the unemployment benefits, the state will need to issue you a corrected 1099-G tax form and update the tax record with the IRS on your behalf.
You will need to contact the issuing state agency to request a revised Form 1099-G showing you didn't receive these benefits or that the benefit amount is incorrect.
The highlighted green box below is Box 1, which shows the total unemployment compensation reported to the state.
Visit the Nebraska Department of Labor (NDOL)* site and complete the form.
A special email was established for identity theft discovered through 1099 tax forms. Any individual who received a 1099-G from NDOL, but did not file an unemployment claim, should report suspected fraud by emailing NDOL.1099fraud@nebraska.gov and filing a police report.
NDOL does NOT use text messages to issue determinations regarding a claim, nor does it contact claimants via social media regarding their claim. Individuals should only interact with NDOL's official Facebook page, which has a blue checkmark certifying the authenticity of the page. Anyone who comes across an imposter Facebook page or fraudulent message of any kind should report the incident.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend contacting the Social Security Administration directly to set up an account and monitor your yearly earnings. This will help to ensure your Social Security number isn't being used fraudulently.
You have two ways to set up an account with the Social Security Administration, online or by phone. Setting up an account with the SSA will allow you to check your yearly earnings report to see if anyone has been using your Social Security number for employment.
Visit the Social Security Administration website* to set up your account.
Phone the SSA at 1-800-269-0271 to set up your account.
The contact information on this site has been verified by state and federal governments so it's safe to complete, but in general, please be careful about giving personal information to unverified sites.
Your Social Security number
Your date of birth
Your employer’s name and contact information
After following these steps, you'll be assigned a government fraud investigator from the Social Security Administration.
Please fill the form out in its entirety before submitting. Keep any confirmation or case number you get after submitting the form.
*By selecting any of the links above, you will be directed to a verified third-party site. Any information entered on the third-party site will not be reflected on the Allstate Unemployment Fraud Center.
We strongly recommend filing a police report with your local law enforcement. This is not required but may be helpful to have for your personal record keeping and proof of identity theft. Be prepared to provide as much pertinent information as you can, including the date the fraud occurred and a description of the fraud.
If you are an Al lstate Identity Protection member and need more help, please give us a call at 1-855-907-3297.
If you're not a member and are interested in our remediation services, you can enroll in a plan here. For those stru ggling with ongoing identity theft, we provide coverage for pre-existing conditions.
Need help?
If you are an Al lstate Identity Protection member and need more help, please give us a call at 1-855-907-3297.
If you're not a member and are interested in our remediation services, you can enroll in a plan here. For those stru ggling with ongoing identity theft, we provide coverage for pre-existing conditions.
If you're not a member and are interested in our remediation services, you can enroll in a plan. For those struggling with ongoing identity theft, we provide coverage for pre-existing conditions.
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