No, it is standard language included in all their responses. GA is confirming you were not previously audited and owe the state money before they release your refund. 

If you were being audited, you would receive a letter of Proposed Adjustments, which is Georgia's name for an audit.

For more information, follow this link: GA Proposed Assessment  

I received the same letter -the first in the 10 years I've lived in Georgia. The state has already deposited my small refund. So, what's the point of sending this letter this year?

anyone have update on this?

This was someone else's response to the same question.. hope this helps.

"You are good to go. That only means that they can still audit your tax return in the future, even though they have sent you your refund.  The Federal government and Georgia have 3 years from the due date of the return (April 17th, 2018) to start an audit.  However, the percentage of returns which get audited is surprisingly small."

They have issued the letters in error, per GA DOR. Call the number on the bottom to verify this.

Can be verified directly on their home page!
<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://dor.georgia.gov/dear-taxpayer">https://dor.georgia.gov/dear-taxpayer</a>

How many people have received this letter besides me?

Many, many people have received this letter.

So,is the letter truly an error?  Or does it increased our chances of being audited?

I received an email from "<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="mailto:NoReply@dor.ga.gov">NoReply@dor.ga.gov</a>" advising me to login to view correspondence about the refund I am due.  The hot link on the email took me to a login page.  I do not have a login for GA DOR.  So, I was instructed to create a login.  I did not do that.  I sensed a scam.  Any comments from others about this would be appreciated.

I received the same letter too for the first time ever.

I too received the same letter in the mail for the first time. And was confused about what it meant exactly. Thanks for clearing that up.

They sent a notice online that those letters were sent by mistake and to ignore them. Their words were "please excuse our severe error.

I also received this notice in the mail, but no online notifications, so thank you all for posting!