Conspiracy to Defraud the Government With Respect to Claims is a type of federal fraud crime in which two or more people conspire to submit false or fraudulent claims for payment from the U.S. government or its agencies. It can also include submitting false information in order to secure a payment, or for the purpose of avoiding a payment. It is a serious crime that can result in jail time, fines, and other punishments. There are several types of Conspiracy to Defraud the Government With Respect to Claims, including: • Falsifying or altering documents: This type of fraud involves submitting false documents or altering existing documents in order to receive payment from the government. • Making false statements: Making false statements in order to receive payment from the government is a form of fraud. • Submitting false claims: Submitting false claims for payment from the government is a form of fraud. • Misrepresenting goods or services: Misrepresenting the quality or type of goods or services provided to the government is a form of fraud. • Overcharging the government: Charging the government more than the agreed upon price for goods or services is a form of fraud. • Making false certifications: Making false certifications to the government about products or services provided is a form of fraud.