How can I file for unemployment?

How long after leaving a job can you file for unemployment?

  • And if you worked for a long time at a job and got laid off and then found another job for a short time, can you still apply for benefits for that original job?

  • Answer:

    You can apply right away, although there is a waiting week before you get benefits. If you don't apply right away your benefits might be lowered, or you might even be ineligible if it's been a year or so. For your second question, depends on circumstances including what happened to the second job, but apply and they'll tell you if you're eligible.

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immediately and yes to the second part

nunzzio

Yes. But hurry up.

mrs g2

Unemployment asks for the last 18 months of earnings so you need to file within this time period if the job was permanent full-time. Now, if you are currently at another full-time job, NO you cannot file. Because you have found another full-time job. But if this job you have now is part-time, yes you can file because you are still looking for full-time employment. You will receive a letter in the mail within 10 business days if you are still eligible to file for benefits.

nicole

If you are saying you got laid off, then found another job then quit that new job, then you are not eligible for unemployment because you had a new job and then quit. Does not matter how long you worked previously, or that you where laid off, you had gainfull employment and quit that makes you NOT ELIGIBLE

Pengy

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