In order to receive the additional federal unemployment benefit, you must first apply for state unemployment. Below is a comprehensive list of state applications, the maximum weekly payment ($USD) amount you can expand before the additional federal boost, and more.
In light of COVID, unemployment benefits have been expanded to those that are self-employed, independent contractors, and gig workers, including a one-time stimulus payment based on your income.
Yes, you must file for state unemployment. Below you will find information and links to each state’s unemployment applications and benefits.
An additional $600 flat per week is granted to anyone on unemployment and is extended to at least 39 weeks or July 31, 2020 (regardless of state length restrictions).
Weekly payments delivered the same way as you are receiving state unemployment (mailed check or direct deposit).
In order to receive the additional federal unemployment benefit, you must first apply for state unemployment. Below is a comprehensive list of state applications, the maximum weekly payment ($USD) amount you can expand before the additional federal boost, and more.
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