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Qualifying for Unemployment Benefits

What is a Base Period?
A base period is a 12-month period of time when you earned wages. When you go to file for unemployment insurance, your caseworker will use this base period to see if you earned enough money to qualify:

 If You Apply In  Your Base Period Will Be
 January, February or March  October 1 - September 30
 April, May or June  January 1 - December 31
 July, August or September  April 1 - March 31
 October, November or December  July 1 - June 30

How do I apply for unemployment insurance benefits?
You apply for unemployment benefits at your local state unemployment agency. Find the agency near you

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