If you are not claiming unemployment benefits and have information that a claim was filed using your identity, please report the ID fraud claim on TWC's online portal. See the Unemployment Benefits Identity Fraud page for more information. Instead, you should report the ID fraud claim on TWC's online UI Fraud Submission portal.

If you did NOT file a claim for unemployment benefits and received a letter to verify your identity using ID.me, you must NOT verify using ID.me. Doing so will validate that you filed the unemployment claim. If you filed a claim for unemployment benefits and received a letter to verify your identity using ID.me, please go to ID.me to verify your identity. Did You Receive a Notice to Verify Your Identity Through ID.me? The service is free and ensures that you are the only one who can access your unemployment claim information. The Texas Workforce Commission has partnered with ID.me, an identity verification service, to protect your personal information and prevent unemployment benefits fraud. If you are an unemployment benefits claimant, TWC may ask you to verify your identity through ID.me.

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