PUA claimants who exhausted their original entitlement of benefits prior to Dec. 26, 2020 can also now reopen their claim to receive an additional 11 weeks of benefits, payable retroactively ...

EDD said it will let people know by email, text, or mailed notices when they can certify for PUA or PEUC benefits. People who qualify for PUA or PEUC will be able to continue or open new claims ...

All remaining PUA and PEUC claimants whose claims ended when the CARES Act program was interrupted can now either reopen, certify, or apply for benefits.

You may certify your PUA claim as usual for the last payable week, which is the week ending Saturday. Q : I was an events planner and worked dried up, and I also lost child care. I qualified for PUA.

LANSING, Mich. — Michigan’s Unemployment Insurance Agency is asking 648,000 claimants to re-certify for benefits if they signed up and were approved for Pandemic Unemployment Assistance.

EDD will have until the middle of April to extend the extra $300 weekly unemployment benefits and the PUA benefits that would give Californians a miniumum of $167.

Instead, PUA requires that the individual self-certify that one of the COVID-19 related reasons identified in section 2102 (a) (3) (A) (ii) (I) applies to his or her situation.” ...

The department will automatically recalculate PUA claims, and will notify you through your online account, mail or text message when you can certify for more benefits. Q. I’ve never received PUA.

Claimants filing for Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation (PEUC) or Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) benefits who had benefit weeks remaining as of Dec. 26 can certify, the agency said.

PUA claimants who exhausted their original entitlement of benefits prior to Dec. 26, 2020 can also now reopen their claim to receive an additional 11 weeks of benefits, payable retroactively ...

The department will automatically recalculate PUA claims, and will notify you through your online account, mail or text message when you can certify for more benefits. Q. I’ve never received PUA.

You may certify your PUA claim as usual for the last payable week, which is the week ending Saturday. Q: I was an events planner and worked dried up, and I also lost child care. I qualified for PUA.