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My last state benefit was Dec. 24th. How long does it typically take to transition from state unemployment to federal tier I? Is there typically a lapse in pay? I haven't recieved any mail yet as how to apply, do I have to wait for the mail to apply?
My last state benefit was Dec. 24th. How long does it typically take to transition from state unemployment to federal tier I? Is there typically a lapse in pay? I haven't recieved any mail yet as how to apply, do I have to wait for the mail to apply?
Keep claiming. You might experience a one-week lapse in benefit. Your claim triggers the transition. Other info here:
In CT anyway it seems easy so far, filed for my 26 th claim on 1/1/12... Got paid for that on Wednesday 1/4/12. Also on Wednesday 1/4/12 I got a letter from CT dept of labor stating I was eligible to apply for EUC through the telebenefits line, which I did. Said I had 3 weeks from date of letter to call, so I called immediately, Phone system asked me some questions to confirm my eligibility, such as have I worked since I initially filed my claim, am I able to work, looking for work, etc etc.
Yesterday I received another letter in the mail stating my claim amount for 20 weeks, and it is the exact weekly amount as my first 26 weeks. Letter also states to begin weekly claims the Sunday after I receive this letter, which would be tomorrow.
So from start to finish CT took less than a week to transition me from my 26th payment to Tier 1 of EUC. I'm assuming once I claim tomorrow morning, I will be paid by Wednesday as usual. I must say, so far CT has been on the ball with my claim anyway, I talked to a claim rep only 2x, once to file my original claim, and once for my adjudication hearing where they went over my severance package, etc etc.
My last state benefit was Dec. 24th. How long does it typically take to transition from state unemployment to federal tier I? Is there typically a lapse in pay? I haven't recieved any mail yet as how to apply, do I have to wait for the mail to apply?
I had a 1 week lapse in pay. You can wait for the paper that the system sends out when you exhaust or you can call and do a phone application (which seems to be faster) I waited 4 days for my paper then mailed it out. Over a week later, still nothing. So I called and did a phone application and he set me up to claim my weeks plus my back weeks that Sunday.
I had a 1 week lapse in pay. You can wait for the paper that the system sends out when you exhaust or you can call and do a phone application (which seems to be faster) I waited 4 days for my paper then mailed it out. Over a week later, still nothing. So I called and did a phone application and he set me up to claim my weeks plus my back weeks that Sunday.
Do you have to talk to a person? That seems to be the holdup for many people. I know it's almost impossible to get my state (FL) on the phone. You do everything online (including file your initial claim), so I wonder if you have to speak to a person to move from State to Tier 1? When you say one week lapse in pay, do you mean that you get paid for that week, just one week later? Or do you forfeit a week of pay?
Lapse depends on state. In CA, there is a one-week lapse, because of biweekly claiming. Often, the last week of state benefits is the first week of a biweekly claim. CA won't pay state and federal benefits in the same biweekly period. Student is in PA. Their procedure is different than FL's or CA's. Haven't heard on this board about a lapse in FL, except to say it is impossible to reach anyone and very slow in processing at times, especially EB.
Lapse depends on state. In CA, there is a one-week lapse, because of biweekly claiming. Often, the last week of state benefits is the first week of a biweekly claim. CA won't pay state and federal benefits in the same biweekly period. Student is in PA. Their procedure is different than FL's or CA's. Haven't heard on this board about a lapse in FL, except to say it is impossible to reach anyone and very slow in processing at times, especially EB.
Ok, EB and EUC are different, right? And is EUC federal or state? My husband receives his final state payment Feb 14, so I assume that he gets 20 weeks of Tier 1 (which is EUC, right?). I wonder if he can file online or if he has to speak to someone.
Ok, EB and EUC are different, right? And is EUC federal or state?
My husband receives his final state payment Feb 14, so I assume that he gets 20 weeks of Tier 1 (which is EUC, right?). I wonder if he can file online or if he has to speak to someone.
EUC and EB are both federal programs. See FAQs. He is eligible for Tier 1. See FAQs. He needs to continue to claim. If FL needs him to do more, he will receive a message when he claims, or some type of correspondence. Check FL website. They may have info on their process there.
Unless I get hired this week Am applying for jobs, and going to school at night - but so far, nothing.
Have any other readers in PA transitioned from state to federal benefits? My understanding is that I will receive an application in the mail, but I have seen nothing yet.
Trying not to stress, but the mortgage will be due again soon.
Any info. appreciated.
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Transitioning to Tier 1 in PA
Am applying for jobs, and going to school at night - but so far, nothing.
