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Old 04-10-2014, 03:54 PM
 
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I am curious if anyone can give me somewhat of an answer on this. It's a bit long so please bear with me..I just want to know my options here.

I worked for a company in San Francisco for 3 years and was sent to Austin, Texas to work for them there. I was laid off in Nov and began to collect unemployment. When I filed in CA they noticed I could open a claim in Texas or CA.

I opened in Texas and collected. I collected it all and got a job which is great but things don't look good on this job future and I was wondering if I get let go can I still reach back and get that claim from my previous job when I had the option to file in CA as well?
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