Government of Puerto Rico

Department of Labor and Human Resources

ADAM CHRISTOPHER COLEMAN

1672 LOCHCREST DR
Date: 22-Apr-2021
CHESTERFIELD MO 63017-7021
Claim ID: A00-000-1895-3125
Letter ID: L0012689610

ADAM CHRISTOPHER COLEMAN,

Information is needed regarding Employment Substantiation in order to determine your eligibility to

receive unemployment benefits. In order to protect your rights, you must complete and respond to this
request for information by May 13, 2021. If you do not provide the requested information, DUA may make
a determination on your eligibility for PUA based on the information available.

If you fail to provide all requested documentation, or if you are otherwise disqualified from receiving
benefits based on your responses, DUA will determine that you were overpaid benefits and require you to
repay all benefits previously received. Even if you are no longer requesting Pandemic Unemployment
Assistance benefits, you must still provide all requested documentation.

If you wish, you may have an agent, legal counsel, or advocate help you respond.

You must respond to this notice on or before May 13, 2021.

Online: To provide this information online, visit https://puapr.trabajo.pr.gov, log in to your account, and
click the link to respond to fact finding. Your online account is accessible twenty-four hours a day and
seven days a week.

By Phone: To provide this information by phone, call (787) 945-7900, Monday through Friday between
7:30 AM and 3:30 PM Eastern Time, or Saturday between 7:30 AM and 12:00 PM Atlantic Time.
Receiving Correspondence

Immediately notify us of any changes to your mailing address or phone number. You can update your
address, phone number, and email online by visiting https://puapr.trabajo.pr.gov and logging in to your
account.

Contacting Us

You can contact us by phone with questions regarding your claim.

Call (787) 945-7900, Monday through Friday between 7:30 AM AM and 3:30 PM PM AST.

Additional information can be found online at https://puapr.trabajo.pr.gov. Personal information, including

but not limited to your social security number and driver's license number, may be used by PRDOL staff
to verify your identity prior to disclosing any benefit information.

Penalties and False Statements

It is against state law to intentionally make false statements or conceal material information in an attempt
to gain payment of unemployment benefits. Individuals filing for benefits fraudulently are subject to
repayment of amounts received, penalties, and interests, and may be subject to criminal prosecution.