Before you submit your questionnaire, answer “Yes” to the question Do you want to send us any documents? This will generate a cover sheet that you can use to send additional documents.Select the source, add the received date, and click Upload.Then enter a brief description of the document. Click on the Browse button and select your file.Please note that you don’t need to generate a cover sheet if you are sending your additional documents electronically.
Enter search criteria, view the results, and click the hyperlink that corresponds to the issue you are responding to.From your UI Online homepage, c lick on Determination and issue summary.Scan and save your additional documents as a pdf.DUA may share information by email and text message but these will always point you to Mass.How to send additional documents with your questionnaire.The website for Pandemic Unemployment Assistance is.Some try to mimic official Massachusetts sites with similar names. DUA will never ask you to pay a fee for assistance with your claimĬheck the web address of sites you are on.Here's some common unemployment scam techniques to watch out for: You may receive communications about a fraudulent claim from DUA by text message, email, or letter. Protecting claimants' information is our top priority. We want to assure you that there is no evidence of a state data breach. Take notes about all conversations and keep copies of all recordsĭUA takes fraudulent claims seriously and we are working closely with state and federal law enforcement agencies.Tell the National Center for Disaster Fraud.You can do this by contacting just 1 of the credit agencies to add an alert with all 3 agencies. Place a fraud alert on your credit file.TransUnion: 88 or freeze your credit online.Experian: 888‑397‑3742 or freeze your credit online.Equifax: 80 or freeze your credit online.Call each of the credit reporting agencies at these phone numbers or visit their websites to freeze your credit. Place a credit freeze with each of the 3 major credit reporting agencies.You can request credit reports online from the 3 major credit reporting agencies (Equifax, Experian, and Transunion) or by calling (877) 322-8228. Get a copy of your credit report and dispute any fraudulent transactions.Tell them you are a victim of identity theft, and ask them to put a fraud alert on your account. Make a list of credit card companies, banks, and other financial institutions where you do business.Change passwords on your email, banking, and other personal accounts.Get a copy of the report that you can provide to creditors and credit agencies. File a police report with your local police department.If you believe your identity has been stolen and a fraudulent unemployment claim has been filed on your behalf, here's some steps you can take to protect yourself: If you are an employer who wishes to report fraud, please email If you believe you are a victim of fraud Note: The IRS has issued guidance to taxpayers on identity theft involving unemployment benefits. In addition, the fraudulent claim will not impact your ability to collect unemployment should you need to in the future and no charges will be assessed to your employer (if applicable). 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 Program Integrity team will process the reported fraud 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. In addition, this information will be provided to law enforcement as part of their investigation of the national unemployment fraud scheme. Upon review of your Fraud Reporting Form submission, DUA’s Program Integrity team will make note of the submission on the claim filed in your name and lock the claim, which will cease activity on that claim.
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