If so, and if you never applied for unemployment benefits, it could be a sign that your personal information was compromised and used to file a fraudulent unemployment claim. Here’s what to do in each case.
This "1099 FORM FOR UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS" is issued to individuals who received unemployment benefits in the previous year. If you received this but didn’t apply for benefits, click here.
This "NOTICE OF ACCOUNT PERSONAL IDENTIFICATION NUMBER (PIN)" is issued when someone applies for unemployment benefits. If you received this but didn’t apply for benefits, click here.
This "NEW CLAIM INSTRUCTION SHEET" is issued when someone applies for unemployment benefits. If you received this but didn’t apply for benefits, click here.
This document is part of the "NEW CLAIM INSTRUCTION SHEET," which is sent to those who apply for unemployment benefits. If you received this but didn’t apply for benefits, click here.
This "MONETARY AFFIDAVIT" is part of the "NEW CLAIM INSTRUCTION SHEET," which is sent to those who apply for unemployment benefits. If you received this but didn’t apply for benefits, click here.
If you received this "NOTICE OF OHIOMEANSJOBS ACCOUNT USERNAME," but you didn’t apply for unemployment benefits, click here.
If you received this, and you are not an employer, call (833) 658-0394.
If you received this and you are an employer, but it is regarding a current employee, click here or call (833) 658-0394.
If you received this and you are an employer, but it is regarding someone you’ve never employed, call (833) 658-0394.