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Benefit Overpayments and Penalties
You must submit your appeal within 30 days of the mailed date on the Notice of Overpayment or the Notice of Denial of Benefits and Overpayment. You can download the Appeal Form (DE 1000M) (PDF) or use the copy included with the overpayment notice.
If you don’t have the Appeal Form, you can write us a letter stating that you want to appeal the overpayment determination. Your letter must include your name, address, Social Security number, and why you disagree with the determination.
Important: Mail your appeal or letter to the return address on the overpayment notice. 
If your appeal is approved, you will receive a notice from the California Unemployment Insurance Appeals Board (CUIAB). If your appeal is denied, you will receive a notice from the CUIAB and will continue to receive notices for the collection of the overpayment.
For more information, visit California Unemployment Insurance Appeals Board.

Repay Your Overpayment
You cannot repay your overpayment online until you receive a Benefit Overpayment Collection Notice (DE 8344JUDR) with your Claimant ID and Letter ID. We will mail you the Benefit Overpayment Collection Notice 30 days after we mail the Notice of Overpayment or the Notice of Denial of Benefits and Overpayment, or when an appeal is denied.
Note: You can repay your overpayment by check before receiving the Benefit Overpayment Collection Notice. Review your Notice of Overpayment for instructions.
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If you do not enroll in Benefit Overpayment Services, you can make a payment online.

Pay by Automated Clearing House debit (no fee).
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Fraudulent State Agency Purchase Orders: DEC has been made aware of a scam involving the use of fraudulent State purchase orders (PO). Please be on heightened alert should you receive any purchase orders from DEC that appear out of the ordinary.
Should you have any doubt about the authenticity of an order, please make sure you first confirm the order by telephone with your normal DEC contact for the order. This closely monitored mailbox has been set up exclusively to report any concerns regarding DEC purchase orders. Submit any concerns regarding unconfirmed or unusual purchase orders to [email protected].

Paying Your Invoice ElectronicallyDEC invoices for Regulatory Fees, Consent Orders, Program Fees, and Environmental Monitors can be viewed and paid on-line.Online Payment Instructions (PDF)Online Payment Quick Reference Guide (PDF)View and pay your invoice electronicallyFor MOSF Customers OnlyMOSF Online Payment Instructions/User's Guide (PDF)Blank Monthly Report (PDF)Blank Annual Report (PDF)View and pay your invoice electronicallyRegulatory Fee ProgramOn-Line InvoicingEnvironmental Conservation Law (ECL) Article 72 (leaves DEC website) and DEC regulations provide that all persons who need a permit, certificate, or approval pursuant to a state environmental regulatory program, or who are subject to regulation under a state environmental regulatory program, are required to submit an annual fee.RemittanceRemittance must be received by the payment due date shown on the invoice to avoid interest and penalty charges. Interest rates are set by the Commissioner of Taxation and Finance, and assessed pursuant to Article 72 of the ECL. Penalties are assessed based on the amount of the payment deficiency at a rate of 5 percent of that deficiency per month, not to exceed 25 percent.
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Select Upload a Bulk Return File from the Payments and Returns panel.
Select NER to upload a Report of New Employee(s).
Select ICR to upload a Report of Independent Contractor(s).

For More Information

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What types of protests can be filed online?

You can submit the following types of protests online:
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Statement of Charges to the Reserve Account (428T)
Statement of Reimbursable Benefit Charges (428R)
School Employees Fund Employer Statement of Benefit Charges (428F)

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Notice of Contribution Rates and Statement of UI Reserve Account (DE 2088)

Employers and authorized employer representatives, payroll agents, and certified public accountants can file a protest using e-Services for Business.

How do I file a benefit charge or Unemployment Insurance (UI) rate protest?

Be sure to have the Letter ID of the DE 428 you are protesting available.

Log in to e-Services for Business.
Select Show More from the Account Management panel.
Select Protest Benefit Charges or Protest UI Rate.
Enter the required information and submit.

After you submit this information, you will receive a confirmation number.

How do I protest multiple benefit charges or Unemployment Insurance (UI) rate items?

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You can enter information manually for each benefit charge you are protesting, or you can import a CSV file with all the relevant information following the CSV Import Instructions in e-Services for Business.
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You will select the items you are protesting and provide a reason for each item.

Can I make changes to a protest after it is submitted?

No. A protest cannot be changed after it has been submitted. However, you can submit a new protest.

How do I view or withdraw a previously submitted protest?

Log in to e-Services for Business.
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Select Search Submissions from the Submissions panel.
Select the link for the protest you want to view.
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 	Alternatively, you may obtain assistance from a clerk at the Traffic Public Counter or at the Traffic Virtual Public Counter by
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 	HERE on or before the due date listed at the bottom of the citation. Do not send payment to the court if you were not the driver,
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Are disclosures to Congress protected?
Yes. Federal law establishes that a Federal employee has the right to communicate with and provide information to the United States Congress.
What can you do if you believe whistleblower retaliation occurred?
If you believe that an agency has retaliated against you because of your whistleblowing, you can:

file a complaint with OSC, which may seek corrective action when warranted;
file a union grievance; or
if you have been subject to a significant personnel action, you can file an appeal with the Merit Systems Protection Board (MPSB) and assert whistleblower retaliation as a defense.

Pursuant to Presidential Policy Directive 19 there are special procedures with respect to retaliation in the form of revocation or downgrade of a civilian employee’s security clearance. An employee can report such retaliation through the OIG Hotline.
What relief is available to an employee who has suffered retaliation for whistleblowing?
Many forms of relief are available. They include:

job restoration
reversal of suspensions and other adverse actions;
back pay; and
reasonable and foreseeable consequential damages, such as medical costs, attorney fees, and compensatory damages. In addition, damages may be awarded for attorney fees and expenses incurred due to retaliation.

Can a manager be held accountable for retaliating against a whistleblower?
Yes. OSC may seek disciplinary action against any employee who commits a prohibited personnel practice. If an agency fails to take disciplinary action, then OSC can bring a disciplinary action case to the MSPB against the employee who committed the prohibited personnel practice. If the MSPB finds that an individual has committed a prohibited personnel practice, it can order disciplinary action, including removal, reduction in grade, debarment from Federal employment for up to 5 years, suspension, reprimand, or a fine of up to $1,000.
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How do I pay my Danville Parking Citation?

Pay online or mail payment to: Citation Processing CenterP.O. Box 22814Denver, CO 80222 - 2814 

9.
How do I obtain a release for repossession of my car?

You must contact the County Records Department:2530 Arnold DriveSuite 170Martinez, CA, 94553Phone: 925-335-1570 

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How do I contest a parking citation or make a complaint against a Parking Enforcement Officer regarding conduct or professionalism?

Parking Citations are to be appealed in writing through the Clancy System. Mail written appeals (do not send any money) to:Citation Processing CenterP.O. Box 22814Denver, CO 80222 - 2814Please contact the Police Department at 925-314-3700 with any concerns regarding Parking Enforcement Officers. 

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I need to get fingerprints or a Live Scan taken.

The Danville Police Department no longer offers fingerprinting services. Please check with the Postal Annex or other agencies.  

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I want to file a restraining order. How do I do it? 

File your application here. 

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Can Police check my house while I am on vacation? 

Yes, the Danville Police Department offers vacation house checks to Danville residences. The form is available online. Once filled out, the online form is sent directly to us where it is assigned to the specific beat box. 

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I have a motor home (or travel trailer). Can I park it in front of my house?

The Danville Police Department issues a 3-day temporary parking permit which will allow the RV owner time to load and / or unload their motor home or trailer. The permit must be displayed in the front left corner of the windshield. 

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Can I park a semi truck / trailer at the Sycamore Park and Ride or in front of my home? Can I park there overnight? 

No (We do not issue temporary permits for semi-trucks / trailers). There is no overnight parking at Sycamore Park and Ride and there are “No Overnight” signs posted.
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A benefit overpayment is when you collect unemployment, disability, or Paid Family Leave (PFL) benefits you are not eligible to receive. It is important to repay overpayments to avoid collection and legal action.
Note: You can repay your overpayment by check before receiving the Benefit Overpayment Collection Notice.
Petition for Review – California Appellate Courts
A party to the case cannot serve a petition for review by mail or in person.
You need a proof of service form for each person or court who receives a copy of the petition. You are encouraged to use form APP-009 (serve by mail or in person) or APP-009E (serve electronically)  for proof of service. 
The person who is serving a petition for review must complete and sign a proof of service form when they deliver the petition. The court requires this form as proof that the petition was delivered to all parties in the appeal, the trial court, and the Court of Appeal.
If the other party has a lawyer, then the petition is served to the lawyer. If the other party does not have a lawyer, then the petition is served to the other party.
If you submit your petition electronically, there’s an option to have TrueFiling™ serve your petition electronically to the other parties before your brief is filed with the Supreme Court. TrueFiling™ will automatically attach an electronic proof of service to any documents you electronically file (e-file).
The original proof of service forms should be attached as the last pages of the original petition for review that you file in the California Supreme Court.
A copy of the proof of service forms must be attached as the last pages of each copy of the petition for review that you serve to other parties.
Get a blank proof of service form APP-009 (mail or in person)
Get a blank proof of service form APP-009E (electronic)
See the instructions sheet for the proof of service form
See detailed proof of service information from the California Courts
Read the California rules of court on proof of service requirements CRC 8.25(a), 8.212(c)(1), and CRC 8.29, 8.212(c)(3).
Visit TrueFiling™, the court’s online filing system
 
 What happens if there’s a problem with my proof of service? You must file proof of service with the California Supreme Court at the same time you file a petition for review. If there are problems with the proof of service you file with the Supreme Court, the court will give you 5 days to serve and file corrected proof of service.
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Yes, please contact the Dublin Police Services Business Office at 925-833-6670 between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. to request an officer to sign off your citation.  There is a $10.00 fee for this service for tickets issued by outside jurisdictions.  You must bring the vehicle and citation to the department with the required repairs completed.  A police officer will inspect the vehicle to ensure the repairs have been made and sign the proof of correction.  It is then your responsibility to return the proof of correction to the appropriate court with any fees required to have the citation dismissed.  Note: Only the court can sign off on proof of insurance violations. 

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