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9 Depending on the amount of earnings you report, you may be asked some additional questions not listed here. • “During the week, did you quit a job or were you fired from a job?” • “Did you refuse any offers of work or fail to apply for work during the week?” • “Did you attend school or unpaid training during the week?” • “Were you able and available for full-time work without any restrictions?” • “Did you travel outside the United States during the week?” • “You are required to make four new full-time employer contacts each week. You will be required to provide this employer information. Did you contact employers for work as you were instructed by the Department?” • “You will be held responsible for the information contained in your Claimant Guide. Have you received your Claimant Guide?” After you have answered these questions, your responses will be displayed to you and you will have the opportunity to correct or certify your answers. Knowingly or carelessly misreporting earnings constitutes fraud. The law provides severe penalties for receiving unemployment benefits under fraudulent circumstances. (See Fraud and Penalties) If you realize you made a mistake after filing your weekly claim, sign in to your “my Unemployment” account at jobs.utah.gov and select our Live Chat feature or contact the CARE Team immediately. Work and Earnings Reporting An unemployment week starts Sunday at 12 a.m. and ends Saturday at 11:59 p.m. The first question asked on