You can get UI benefits...but the state might track you down to pay up what you owe the state first to get UI benefits...its a catch 22 for you.
The total Federal extensions in Florida are..EUC at 33 weeks
And as of now that I heard and the law was passed its also EB program benefits at 20 weeks.
But I also heard this EB 20 weeks don't take affect until July...yes July.. Believe it will change..seems like a long wait even retroactive payments. … Read more
Give it a few weeks..most times I read here it 2-3 weeks.be happy you won the appeal.
If you were receiving unemployment benefits for 6 months you should be able to receive a total of 79 weeks in CA as of now. Six months is only about 30-33 weeks.
26- weeks regular from state
33- weeks of EUC from feds
20- weeks of Fed-Ed from feds
If you going to school part time they will or in a state training program.
If going to school full time don't think so.
All states have different rules on this..but in most states it will not affect your UI benefits.
In my state this is what they say on my UI web site...." Social Security Retirement benefits do not affect your unemployment benefits"
There are no stimulus checks for 2009..its just a tax deduction at 2010...if you just filed for UI benefits it will take around three weeks to receive your first check.
The Max WBA in Connecticut is $519-594 per week..this depends on your dependents to get the $594 per week.
No..you still have to pay federal and state taxes. To just buy a pack of cigarettes you have to pay taxes.
Your UI office will judge it on whatever you earned as income if you lost your past employment at no fault of your own. Disability payments of course is not included its not earned income.
Not 100% sure about Georgia, but most states today will let you receive UI benefits if a part time worker. The stimulus bill of Feb 17, 2009 (ARRA) had this as a rule to help those in need. Check your UI web site to be sure.
There were so many reports on this nobody knows..last I heard first week of May the $25 will be retro back to Feb 28 .
You posted same question at same time as another poster just did...here is my reply.
You can work part time in most states now..and it will depend on your states UI rules how much you can make before they start deducting it from your weekly benefit check..all states have different rules on this.
You can work part time in most states now..and it will depend on your states UI rules how much you can make before they start deducting it from your weekly benefit check..all states have different rules on this.
You can work part time in most states now..and it will depend on your states UI rules how much you can make before they start deduct it from your weekly benefit check..all states have different rules on this.
As of now the max is 79 weeks in Ohio if eligible for them all.
For 2009 the Max. WBA in California is $450 per week...the Min. Is $40 per week.
Depends on what state you live in..EB program benefits is just starting up in most states another 13-20 weeks but your state has to be qualified for this.
If you just getting EUC extensions should take no more then two weeks..if its the EB extended benefits right now a slight delay (should be soon though for EB).
Two choices online or by phone..go to you states UI web site to claim weekly/or get phone numbers there on the web site to call.
Go to the link below to file a weekly claim in Missouri.
www.ui.dolir.mo.gov
