Where can I find the Identity Verification form?
The form can be downloaded below.
Download the Identity Verification form and submit to the online portal.
Download FormLike states all across the country, Kansas is seeing an increase in reports of unemployment claim fraud due to identify theft. In an effort to combat these fraudsters, KDOL has increased our security measures. Claimants may be required to provide additional identity verification in order to receive unemployment insurance (UI) benefits. H.B. 2196 now allows claimants to verify their identity before a Kansas law enforcement officer. This form will be used by KDOL to establish the claimant's identity and, if the claimant is found eligible for UI benefits, process any outstanding claims.
For questions, please send an email to KDOL.ReportSuspectedFraud@ks.gov with the subject line LEO Question.
The form can be downloaded below.
The claimant must provide one selection from
LIST A
Documents that Establish Both Identity and Employment Authorization
LIST B
Documents that Establish Identity
For persons under age 18 who are unable to provide a document listed above:
LIST C
Documents that Establish Employment Authorization
As long as you have confirmed that the individual has provided one to two forms of the acceptable documentation listed in the question above and completed the form in its entirety, no additional documentation is needed.
KDOL is requiring payment information to ensure that when we release benefits that they are sent to the verified claimants bank account or debit card and not to someone who has stolen that person’s identity.
To participate in the program, a LEO must first opt-in. Please send an e-mail to KDOL.ReportSuspectedFraud@ks.gov with Law Enforcement ID Verification Opt In – (Name of your agency) in the subject line.
In the body of the email, please include:
The name of your agency will be listed on this page if it has opted-in to this process.
Identity verification allows us to make sure that benefits are being applied for the correct individual named on the application and not to a fraudster.
It is part of the application process to evaluate the eligibility of each claim for benefits.
A full list of participating law enforcement agencies can be found here.