After your application for unemployment benefits is approved, you can start to actually collect your benefits. You must meet certain continuing eligibility requirements to qualify for benefits every week, including looking for work. To learn more about your state's requirements, select it from the list below.
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How Long Will My Unemployment Benefits Last in State?
Can I Collect Unemployment Benefits in State If I Was Wrongfully Terminated?
Jurisdictional relevance:
There are versions of this article for each State.
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How Long Will My Unemployment Benefits Last?
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Can I Collect Unemployment Benefits If I Was Wrongfully Terminated?
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Can I Appeal a Denial of Unemployment Benefits?
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Useful Web Resources
State Unemployment Agency: New York Department of Labor: Unemployment Division
labor.ny.gov
The website of State's unemployment insurance agency provides lots of helpful information for claimants.
Unemployment Insurance Handbook for Claimants
dol.ny.gov
State's handbook for unemployment claimants provides detailed information on applying for benefits, eligibility, and more.
How to Continue Receiving Unemployment Benefits
dol.ny.gov
Find out what steps are required to continue receiving unemployment compensation after initial approval of your claim.