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Old 03-26-2012, 01:49 PM
 
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I recieved a letter last week from EDD titled "Additional Information" requesting a copy of my last paycheck. I mailed the requested information on Friday. During the last few weeks I recieved 3 claim forms... I am very confused as to what all this means... I also recieved 2 other forms that read "Notice of Unemployment Insurance Claim Form" and "Notice of Unemployment Insurance Award"... I am so confused and trying to get through to EDD via phone is next to impossible... And then going to OneStop and trying to get info from them is crazy... Can anyone help me out here?
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Old 03-26-2012, 02:16 PM
 
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No reason to be confused. CA wants a copy of your paystub. You sent that.

CA sent you a letter of monetary award, which means your claim has been established.

Send in the claim forms for the weeks that have elapsed and wait for payment.
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Old 03-26-2012, 02:34 PM
 
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Thank you Ariadne22... I have been on unemployment for a year now and it has just ended. Does this mean that I will continue on the Fed Ext?? I think that's where I am confused...
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Old 03-26-2012, 02:55 PM
 
Location: Wisconsin
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You first post was so general there was no way to know you had been claiming for a year. The picture is now completely different.

Please post exactly what those letters say - in particular your monetary determination. Also, please also provide your claim history. When you first claimed, the weekly benefit, the total monetary determination.

If you have reached your bye and CA has done its usual annual recertification, you may have a entirely new state claim. There is no way to know with the information you've provided if you will continue on your old claim Tier II or start a whole new claim.
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Old 03-26-2012, 03:29 PM
 
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I received a normal (or what I thought was normal) claim form ending in 3/18/2012. Which I mailed, and was expecting a payment week ending 3/23/12012. But instead I got another claim form on or about 3/21/2012 with one week totally XXX out. That one said to mail back almost immediately. So I did. Then on Thursday 3/22/2012 I got another claim form for week ending 3/25/2012. In the meantime on 3/12/2012 I received a packet from EDD titled “NOTICE OF UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE CLAIM FILED” with that letter I received “NOTICE OF UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE AWARD” with the following:
1. Claim Beginning Date: 3/04/2012 2. Claim Ending Date: 3/02/2012
3. Maximum Benefit Amount: $10452 4. Weekly Benefit Amount: $402
5. Total Wages: 21,791.29 6. Highest Quarter Earnings: 10,466.12
7. This item does not apply to your claim. For more information, see item on the reverse.
8. You must look for full time work each week. Please see your handbook, A Guide to Benefits and Employment Services, DE 1275A, for more information about looking for work.
9. This item does not apply to your claim.
10. Dec 2010 Mar 2011 June 2011 Sept 2011
10,466.12 9,614,40 1730.77 BLANK
Then on Friday 3/23/2012 I received a letter titled “ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTIONS” which was dated 3/19/2012
And it reads:
Please follow the instructions below. Failure to do so may result in denial of your benefits. Please include your name and Social Security number on any additional forms you mail to the EDD.
You had a prior Unemployment Insurance claim. Benefits cannot be paid on your new claim unless your worked as an employee between 03/06/11 and 03/03/12 and condition (a.) or (b.) below is met.

You earned at least $1300 as an employee in one quarter between the dates listed above.
You earned as least $900 as an employee in your highest quarter of earnings between the dates listed above, and your total earnings during that same time period were at least 1.25 times that highest quarter amount.
Mail proof of earning such as copies of check stubs to the EDD office listed above within ten (10) days of the date this request was mailed to you. DO NOT SEND ORIGIANL DOCUMENTS. Proof of earnings should include your name, your Social Security number, the name of your employer, the amount of earnings, and the dates worked. Which I mailed requested information back to the EDD.

I only worked for this company for 14 months… but prior to that I worked for a company for 7 plus years… does this mean I have exhausted all of my benefits?
I would much rather work everyday then have to deal with this... Any information would be appreciated.
Thank you!
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Old 03-26-2012, 03:31 PM
 
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Please edit your post and remove all bracketed text. It is unreadable in its present form.
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Old 03-26-2012, 03:36 PM
 
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As you were typing, I was editing...
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Old 03-26-2012, 03:41 PM
 
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Did you work at all at new employment during this time?
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Benefits cannot be paid on your new claim unless your worked as an employee between 03/06/11 and 03/03/12 and condition (a.) or (b.) below is met.
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Old 03-26-2012, 03:45 PM
 
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I did not work during this time. My last date of employment with said company was 03/11/2011. Trying to find a job in california is crazy... No jobs here, not even for the kids. So Sad... Does this mean I am out of benefits???
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Old 03-26-2012, 03:54 PM
 
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No, you are not out of benefits. Keep claiming. Send in the claim forms you have for the elapsed weeks.

What you have received is standard correspondence stating CA has performed a monetary determination for a new claim, that if you have no earnings of $1,300/$900 since you first claimed there is no new claim eligibility.

CA should continue to pay you Tier II. That is why you received the claim forms.

What paystub was it you sent them, if you haven't worked since 3/11?
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