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Waivers can be requested for overpayments that meet specific criteria. In order to be waived, the service center must have determined the overpayment is not your fault, the overpayment must have been classified as non-fraud and repaying the overpayments must be contrary to equity and good conscience.
What can you do? File an appeal: If you feel that you received the notice in error, go to your state unemployment website to request a hearing. Request a waiver: If the overpayment is legitimate, then you may be entitled to either a waiver or forgiveness of it.
Apply for Waiver of Non-Fraud Overpayment You may submit your application and supporting documentation by email to Overpaymentwaiver@gdol.ga.gov or mail to Georgia Department of Labor, Attn: Overpayment Unit - Waiver Request, P.O. Box 3433, Atlanta, GA 30302.
If Social Security decides to waive the overpayment, this means that you do not have to repay the money to Social Security. Social Security should also refund any part of the overpayment that they already collected from you.
If the waiver is granted, your overpayment will be forgiven, meaning you do not have to pay back the overpayment. This form should have been mailed to you along with the Notice of Overpayment. You can fill it out and mail it in to the Department, or you can fill it out online. Fill out the online form here.