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  1. There are two common types of welfare fraud in California: recipient fraud and internal fraud. Recipient Welfare Fraud. Under 10980 WIC, recipient welfare fraud is fraud committed by those who receive – or unlawfully attempt to receive – welfare benefits to which they are not entitled.

  2. CDSS Fraud Bureau 744 P Street, MS 8-5-26 Sacramento, CA 95814 (916) 653-1826 fraudprevention@dss.ca.gov Fraud Referral Hotline 1-800-344-TIPS Email: FraudHotline@dss.ca.gov. Resources and Information. County Welfare Fraud Referral Phone Numbers; Public Contact Information for Intercepted Tax Refunds; Reporting Welfare Fraud

  3. To report welfare fraud contact the appropriate County Agency directly. If you need assistance in determining which county to call contact the Welfare Fraud Hotline at 1-800-344-8477 or by e-mail at FraudHotline@dss.ca.gov. What are the most common types of welfare fraud? Absent Parent in the home ; Unreported income ; Ineligible child(ren ...

  4. California Welfare & Institutions Code 10980 WIC prohibits welfare fraud, which occurs when people make false statements to receive benefits they are not eligible for. Welfare fraud can be a misdemeanor or a felony depending on the facts of the case and the amount of benefits the defendant wrongly received.

  5. Most misdemeanor welfare fraud offenses are punishable by fines up to $1000 and up to one year in jail; Most felony offenses carry fines of up to $5000 and are either 16 months, two years, or three years in a California state prison. Let's review specific types of offenses.

  6. 6 lis 2020 · All states and the federal government make welfare fraud a crime. Some states make welfare fraud a separate offense, while in other states, a person could face charges for theft, perjury, or forgery. Criminal penalties vary and can range from a misdemeanor offense to serious felony charges.

  7. Welfare Fraud is the crime of knowingly misrepresenting your factual financial status or worth in order to receive more welfare benefits than you are legally deserved. This misrepresentation is used to obtain health care, public aid, WIC, food stamps, etc.

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