OKLAHOMA CITY — Attorney General Mike Hunter announced Wednesday that his office is launching a new resource to help process unemployment fraud claims.
Individuals or businesses can fill out the new form and submit it to the Attorney General’s Office, then the claim can be investigated by law enforcement, according to a statement released by officials.
The email address to submit the form will be live Thursday, April 30 at 8 a.m. at unemploymentcomplaint@oag.ok.gov.
Oklahomans can stop false claims made in their name by contacting the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission at 405-962-4602 or fraud@oesc.state.ok.us.
For more information on false claims and other resources related to unemployment, click here.
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