What should I report?

	Fraud Reporting Form What should I report? What information do I need? What should I not report? Confidentiality/Anonymity Disclosure Policy Identity Theft/Social Security Number Misuse Privacy Act Notice
	A variety of situations may be considered fraud in the SSA programs. Some examples are: Conceals work activity while receiving disability benefits Receives Social Security Benefits for a child not under their care Fails to notify SSA of the death of a beneficiary and continues to receive and cash the checks of the deceased Conceals their marriage or assets from the Social Security Administration while receiving Supplemental Security Income payments Resides overseas and is receiving Supplemental Security Income Payments Below are several examples of potential violations that affect Social Security programs or operations. You can click on each topic below to learn more. False statements on claims Concealing material facts or events that affect eligibility for benefits Misuse of benefits by a Representative Payee Buying or selling Social Security Cards or SSA information SSN misuse involving people with links to terrorist groups or activities Crimes involving SSA employees Scams involving the impersonation of an SSA employee Bribery of a Social Security Administration Employee Fraud or misuse of grant or contracting funds Standards of conduct violations Workers’ Compensation fraud