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4 Please use jobs.utah.gov to: • File a new claim or reopen an existing claim • Complete statements when advised after filing a weekly claim • View or print summary of weekly payments • View details of deductions and payments made on your claim • See why no payment was issued • Change payment method — payments are available only through direct deposit or U.S. Bank ReliaCard • View the balance remaining on your current claim • Establish or change your PIN/password • Change address, phone or email address • Change federal and state tax status • View documents through electronic correspondence • View or print a Form 1099-G to see annual payments and taxes for 2007 or later Fraud and Penalties You commit fraud if you make false statements, provide false information or withhold information to obtain unemployment benefits for which you are not eligible. The most common cause of fraud is failure to report all earnings while filing for benefits or not accurately reporting the reason you are not working. Only you are authorized to file your claim for benefits. The responsibility for filing weekly claims cannot be delegated to another person, including your spouse. You are responsible for any false information provided. Do not allow anyone else access to your Personal Identification Number (PIN). Your PIN is your signature when you file your weekly claim. If anyone has knowledge