I vote no.

Thank you. I called TT and asked them the question too. Their response was to select, "yes" because if there were any benefits paid and not reported they would come back to us asking why we had not reported it and we would be in a tighter spot because of knowing about the fraud, having a fraud alert on her credit and not reporting it. 

I would have said yes.

Turbo tax asked me to upgrade through Credit Karma to do my State taxes. I paid for it. Then I didn't receive any tax money. Federal or State. I think they are literally stealing our money. I want a refund from Credit Karma because I am retired, need every dollar and I feel taken advantage of by Credit Karma and Turbo. The IRS is keeping alot of Americans money. Release our money.

I had this happen to my wife in Michigan.  We filed letters with Michigan at the fraud address they gave, and as you experienced, no replies or even acknowledgement that they received it at first.  Called and refiled and got simple acknowledgement that they had received my notice.  I think they are overwhelmed.  I replied NO to the question in the program, as we never received any further correspondence and in fact got several notices of declination of benefits.