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What To Do If UC Claims Are Denied

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What To Do If UC Claims Are Denied

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  1. Unemployment Insurance Claims Are Denied What to do if your

  2. What are common reasons behind claim denials? Following are the most commonly seen reasons behind claim denials in UI • Failure to satisfy all rules • Submission of false or fabricated information • You were fired from last job because of misconduct or negligence • Insufficient wages during base period • Insufficient hours worked during base period

  3. Eligibility criteria for Unemployment Insurance? Following are the eligibility criteria for qualifying for UC- • CLaimant must have lost job due to no mistake of their own • Claimant must be ready and willing to accept full time jobs • All claimants must actively seek new job opportunities • He/she must have earned minimum wages and worked minimum hours during the base period

  4. How to handle claim denials? • If you feel your claim was unfairly denied, you can appeal the decision. • Every claimant can go for an appeal • IF you do so, you may be given the chance to appear before court and present your side • Contact your state’s Unemployment Insurance agency at the earliest to get started on the appeals process

  5. How to Appeal? • Contact your state’s Unemployment insurance agency at the earliest • If claimants wish to go for appeal, they should do so within said time frame. Typically 30 days • Your claim denial notice will contain detailed instructions on how to proceed with appeals

  6. What happens during the Appeal process? • If you’ve been granted an opportunity to appeal your denial, you will receive a notice about time and place of hearing • You should arrive at the stated time • Present your justifications to the court • You may be allowed to bring a witness to testify as will your employer • The adjudicator presiding over the hearing will decide your eligibility at the end

  7. What happens at the end of the hearing? • The adjudicator will pronounce either eligible or ineligible • IF deemed eligible, you can collect UC unless your employer goes for a higher appeal If you are 100% sure that your claim is genuine, you must go for an appeal.

  8. What next? • Whether or not you qualify for UC, you must continue to actively seek new jobs • Visit FileUnemployment.Org for further guidance • Read What to do if you lost your job for more information • Visit Community forum to interact with people facing similar problems in your region

  9. Thank you, visit us again! FileUnemployment.Org is a one stop site for all your unemployment woes. Guides on UI filing, clickable U.S map for state wise guides, eligibility checker tool, benefit amount calculator tool - We’ve got it all!

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