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Learn about unemployment insurance benefits and eligibility. Need Help? Find tips, videos and answers to common questions about unemployment benefits and claims.
In North Carolina, you may receive up to $350 a week in unemployment benefits for up to 12 weeks. Who is eligible? Unemployment benefits provide temporary payments to eligible workers who lose their job through no fault of their own.
Unemployment benefits provide temporary payments to eligible workers who lose their job through no fault of their own. These payments can help you with expenses while you look for employment. You must be able and available for work, and actively seeking work, to receive benefits.
File a claim for unemployment. Complete your weekly certifications. Check your claim status. What You Need to Create an Account. A personal email address. Your Social Security number. If you are not a U.S. citizen, you will need your Alien Number and expiration date. Steps to Create a MyNCUIBenefits Account and File Your Claim
How to File Your Weekly Certification. File your weekly certifications (or weekly claim for benefits) online through MyNCUIBenefits. To file online: Sign in to your MyNCUIBenefits account. Go to the Action Required box and click on File Weekly Certification.
The fastest and most efficient way to apply for unemployment benefits is to visit our website at des.nc.gov. If you have any questions about filing a claim for unemployment benefits, or to inquire about an existing claim application, you can contact our Customer Call Center at 888-737-0259.
Find a Job. As you begin your search for new employment, the state’s NCWorks system has many resources available to help you. Check out NCWorks Online, a one-stop online resource for job seekers in North Carolina.
Access DES services online, including unemployment benefits, job search, and tax filing with a secure account.
Employers must have an online account to manage tax and unemployment claims information. If you are the most recent employer of a person seeking unemployment benefits, you are required to respond to a Request for Separation Information. Learn about Unemployment Requirements.
The Employment Security Law, G.S. 96-14.9(e), requires you to be registered for work (www.ncworks.gov) and actively seeking work for each week claimed for unemployment insurance benefits. You must make a minimum of three contacts with potential employers for each week claimed.