Report unemployment fraud Quiz

1. What is a common sign that you may be a victim of unemployment identity theft?

A. Receiving a 1099-G tax form for benefits you didn't receive B. Receiving a letter from your bank C. Receiving a new credit card in the mail

2. Where should you report unemployment identity theft?

A. To the IRS B. To the state where it occurred C. To your local police department

3. What might the state require to investigate unemployment identity theft?

A. A copy of your birth certificate B. A sworn affidavit or police report C. A letter from your employer

4. What should you do if you receive a 1099-G tax form for benefits you did not receive?

A. Ignore it B. Report it to the state to get a corrected form C. File a lawsuit against the state

5. What might indicate unemployment identity theft while you are still employed?

A. A notice from your employer about an unemployment claim in your name B. A pay raise from your employer C. A new job offer

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