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State of California
Employment Development Department
Centralized Overpayment
P.O. Box 980105
West Sacramento, CA 95798-0105
Phone: 1-866-401-2849

EDD Employment Development Department State of California Logo

 
EDD Phone Numbers:
English:
1-800-300-5616
Spanish:
1-800-326-8937
Cantonese:
1-800-547-3506
Mandarin:
1-866-303-0706
Vietnamese:
1-800-547-2058
TTY (non-voice):
1-800-815-9387
FIRSTNAME M LASTNAME
1234 SAMPLE ST
MY CITY CA 99999-9999
Mail Date:
MM/DD/YYYY
BYB:
MM/DD/YYYY
Case #:
1234567890
Benefits Overpaid:
‎$ 0.00
Amount Due:
‎$ 0.00

Notice of Denial of Mixed Earner Unemployment Compensation and Overpayment (Redetermination)

The notice dated MM/DD/YYYY has been replaced by the following decision.

An overpayment has been charged to your account in connection with a claim for Mixed Earner Unemployment Compensation (MEUC) for the weeks shown below.

Decisions:

  1. You were paid MEUC for the week ending dates listed below. You were not eligible to receive at least ‎$1 of unemployment insurance benefits. Refer to Notice of Potential Overpayment and False Statement Penalty (DE 1447CO-AZ) previously mailed to you. (CARES Act, ‎15 U.S.C., Section ‎9023 [b][1])
  2. We have determined that you willfully gave us false information or withheld material information for the purpose of obtaining benefitsThis prevented us from making a correct decision about your eligibility. (CARES Act, ‎15 U.S.C., Section ‎9023 [b[1]])
  3. You are denied benefits for 0 weeks because you did not report your correct earnings when you certified for benefits for the week(s) shown. This denial begins MM/DD/YYYY. (California Unemployment Insurance Code (CUIC) Section ‎1257[a])
  4. Waiver: You are not eligible to have this overpayment waived because we determined that the overpayment was due to fraud, or that recovery of the overpayment is not against equity and good conscience.

Additional overpayments may be established separately for other Federal unemployment programs for the same weeks listed on this form if you were paid benefits before the disqualification issue was assessed. Other Federal programs include: Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA), Pandemic Additional Compensation (PAC), also known as Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation (FPUC), Lost Wages Assistance (LWA), and Mixed Earner Unemployment Compensation (MEUC).

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Case #:
1234567890

To be paid benefits again, you must:

  1. File a valid claim.
  2. Be eligible for benefits.
  3. Certify for benefits for each week you were denied.

If you do not claim benefits, this denial is removed after 3 years. (CUIC section ‎1260 [d])

Employer: EMPLOYER

Week Ending Employer Reported You Reported Benefits Paid Overpaid Amount
MM/DD/YYYY ‎$ 0.00 ‎$ 0.00 ‎$ 0.00 ‎$ 0.00

The amount you owe is ‎$0.00. Your overpayment includes a ‎30% penalty. Section 1375.1 of the CUIC states that if you gave false information or withheld information to receive benefits, we must add a ‎‎30% penalty to the overpayment and you may be disqualified for future benefits.

You must repay this overpayment or we may deduct the money from your future unemployment, disability, or paid family leave benefits, state or federal tax refunds, unclaimed property, or lottery winnings. We may also file a claim against you and charge you for court costs and interest.

You can pay online or make your check or money order payable to Employment Development Department. If paying by check or money order, include your Social Security number and send it to the field office at the address on the first page of this notice. If you do not repay your overpayment or do not file an appeal within 30 days, we will send you a Benefit Overpayment Collection Notice (DE 8344) with additional instructions on how to pay back the overpayment. If you are unable to pay in full, repayment arrangements may be made by calling the Benefit Overpayment Collections at ‎1-800-676-5737.

Appeal Rights

You have the right to file an appeal if you do not agree with this decision.

To appeal, you must do all of the following:

  1. Complete the enclosed Appeal Form (DE 1000M) or write a letter stating that you want to appeal and explain the reason why you do not agree with the decision. Write your Social Security number on each document you submit.
    (Title ‎22, California Code of Regulations (CCR), Section ‎5008)
  2. Mail the DE 1000M or your letter to the address on the first page of this notice.
  3. File your appeal no later than MM/DD/YYYY. You can appeal after 30 days if you include a reason stating good cause for the delay. If an administrative law judge determines you did not have good cause, the appeal will be dismissed.

For more information about appeals, visit edd.ca.gov/unemployment/appeals.htm

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Case #:
1234567890

Appeal Process

When your appeal is received, we will review your case. If the decision remains the same, we will send your appeal to the Office of Appeals.

The Office of Appeals will send you a letter with the date, place, and time of your hearing, and information explaining appeal hearing procedures. At the hearing, the judge will listen to you, examine the facts, and issue a decision. You may have a representative or someone else help you during the hearing.

Continuing Certification

If you receive Continued Claim (DE 4581) certifications while waiting for the judge’s decision, you must continue to certify for benefits on time.

In some cases, you will not receive Continued Claim (DE 4581) certifications until the judge issues a decision. If the judge decides you are eligible for benefits, we will then issue Continued Claim (DE 4581) certifications for any retroactive weeks.

Benefits can only be paid for weeks you have certified for and if you are eligible to receive payments.

Other Services

Visit edd.ca.gov for information about job referrals, Disability Insurance, other EDD services, and services offered by other agencies.

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