Include the reference number provided when you first reported the issue. If you need to provide more information after reporting fraud, contact us again. Write “Return to sender” on the envelope of any mail you receive that does not pertain to you and provide it to your mail carrier.

You can also write “Return to Sender” on the envelope and provide it to your mail carrier.

Send any fraudulent documents or mail to EDD PO Box 826880, MIC 43, Sacramento, CA 94280-0225.

Your report will be anonymous unless you include your name and phone number.

Provide all relevant information about the issue.

Visit Form 1099G in Ask EDD or call 1-86, Monday through Friday, from 8 a.m. Important: If you’ve received a Form 1099G (tax document) but you did not file a claim, there is a different process for reporting fraud. You can also call the EDD Fraud Hotline at 1-80. To report benefits fraud, visit Report Fraud in Ask EDD. If you receive documents from the EDD but did not file a claim for benefits, someone may have filed a claim under your name, address, or Social Security number. We encourage Californians to remain vigilant and safeguard financial and personal information to help prevent fraud, including identity theft. They use stolen personal identity information from a number of illicit sources and attack benefit programs across the country. We continue to strengthen our fraud detection methods as scammers evolve. For additional information, visit The EDD’s Response to Fraud. We are dedicated to combating fraudulent activity and protecting benefits for legitimate California workers in need.

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