South Carolina 1920 FALSE STATEMENTS OR FRAUD TO OBTAIN FEDERAL EMPLOYEES' COMPENSATION is a form of criminal activity in which individuals knowingly make false statements or fail to disclose relevant information in order to unlawfully obtain federal employees' compensation benefits from the government. This form of fraud typically involves the submission of false documents such as medical records, financial documents, and employment records. Types of South Carolina 1920 FALSE STATEMENTS OR FRAUD TO OBTAIN FEDERAL EMPLOYEES' COMPENSATION include but are not limited to: omitting material facts, making false statements or representations, presenting forged documents, making false statements in support of a claim, and submitting false evidence.