Unemployment Benefits Templates

This document provides information about rights and responsibilities for unemployment benefits in Louisiana. It outlines the details of eligibility, application process, and rules for receiving benefits.

This document is used for verifying training completion for dislocated worker benefits in Maine.

This form is used for applying for unemployment benefits in Mississippi.

This form is used for filing a continued claim for unemployment benefits in the state of New Hampshire. It allows individuals to provide updated information and certify their ongoing eligibility for benefits.

This form is used for filing an initial claim for unemployment benefits in the state of Oregon. It is necessary for individuals who have recently become unemployed and wish to apply for financial assistance.

This Form is used for keeping track of work search activities while seeking unemployment benefits in the state of Vermont. It is required to document job search efforts and employment contacts made during a specified period.

This checklist is a guide for individuals in Washington who are applying for Covid-19 unemployment benefits. It provides a list of necessary documents and information needed to complete the application process.

This type of document is a Weekly Claim Form used in the state of Washington. It is used by individuals to file their weekly unemployment claims.

This form is used for filing a wage protest in Arizona.

This form is used for requesting to file a late initial claim for unemployment insurance benefits in the state of Indiana.

This type of document provides instructions for completing Form UIC-19 and Form UIC-19A in the state of Louisiana.

This form is used for voluntarily withdrawing from Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) in the state of Texas.

This document is used for filing a weekly claim for unemployment benefits in Arkansas for Marshallese residents.

A former employee who was informed about an excessive amount of unemployment benefits they were granted may use this form to help remedy the situation.

This is a formal letter prepared by individuals whose application for unemployment benefits has been reviewed and denied.

This form is used for situations where you are unable to contact or locate an individual in Missouri who is required for eligibility purposes. The form is specifically available in the Oromo language.

This form is used for notifying the state of Maine about an attempted recall or job refusal.

This form is used for verifying unemployment income in the state of Arkansas.

This document is used for designating an authorized agent to handle unemployment insurance tax and benefits in the state of Idaho.

This form is used for registering to work in the state of Michigan. It is a notice that informs individuals about the requirement to register for work in order to receive unemployment benefits.

This Form is used for protesting employer benefit wage charges in Oklahoma.

This Form is used for notifying seasonal workers in Michigan about their employment status.

This Form is used for repaying reemployment assistance benefits in the state of Florida.

This Form is used for reporting flood damage to the Department of Emergency Operations (DEO) in Florida.

This document is used for requesting a reconsideration of a monetary determination or wage credits in Illinois when you live in another state.

This document is an order relating to unemployment benefits in DeKalb County, Illinois. It provides information and guidelines on how to apply for unemployment and the eligibility criteria.

This document is used to formalize the termination of an employment relationship in the state of Arizona. It outlines the rights and responsibilities of both the employer and the employee during this process.

This form is used for employer verification of requalifying earnings in the state of Arizona. It is used to certify an employee's eligibility for certain benefits based on their earnings.

This form is completed by federal, state, and local government units (payers) and sent to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), state tax department, and taxpayers (recipients) if certain payments were made over the previous year.