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You will not receive any benefits until you actually submit an application or call EDD to file a claim. To establish a valid claim, you must have earned at least (1) $1300 in one quarter of your base period, or (2) at least $900 in your highest quarter and total base period earnings of 1.25 times your high quarter earnings.
myEDD connects you to unemployment, disability, paid family leave, and benefit overpayment services.
California's Employment Development Department began accepting new applications for unemployment insurance on Oct. 5, after completing a two-week "reset period." Developments and guidance on how to file for unemployment insurance have been changing rapidly.
How do you apply for unemployment in California? How much does it pay? What’s changed during COVID-19? Why can it take so long to get paid? What happens next? How many jobs are coming back?
Here are the basic rules for collecting unemployment compensation in California. In California, the agency that handles unemployment benefits is called the Employment Development Department (EDD).
The process for obtaining unemployment benefits in California is changing, including a job search requirement. Here's what you need to know.
What Unemployment Benefits Are You Entitled to? Unemployment Insurance, or “Regular UI”: The state program that supports Californians with W-2 income who are fully or partially unemployed because of no fault of their own (including COVID-19, school closures or an expired unemployment claim).
How To Apply for Unemployment Benefits in California. You can apply for California unemployment benefits online or by phone at 800-300-5616 or 800-326-8937. You can also apply for unemployment insurance by mail or fax. You must complete the Continued Claim form and mail it to the Employment Development Department (EDD).
The quickest way, the department says, is to apply online at www.edd.ca.gov/UI_Online. You’ll need to provide proof that you’re eligible, including proving that you are who you claim...