End of Benefit Year: What to Do with Unemployment in California

Learn what steps to take when your unemployment benefit year ends in California and how to reapply for benefits.

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When your benefit year ends with unemployment in California, you must reapply for a new claim if you are still unemployed. Visit the California Employment Development Department (EDD) website and follow the prompts to file a new claim. Make sure to continue certifying for benefits to avoid gaps in your payments. The EDD will determine your eligibility based on your new application.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What should I do if my unemployment benefits are about to end? You should reapply for a new claim through the California EDD website if you are still unemployed.
  2. How can I avoid gaps in my unemployment payments? Continue certifying for benefits during your new claim process to avoid interruptions.
  3. Where can I find information about my unemployment application status? You can check your status on the California Employment Development Department's (EDD) website.

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For more information on navigating unemployment benefits in California, check out our other videos on eligibility requirements and tips for a successful claim submission.

  1. Reapplying for Unemployment Benefits in California: A Complete Guide Learn how to reapply for unemployment benefits in California with essential steps and eligibility criteria.
  2. How to Continue Unemployment Benefits in California: Step-by-Step Guide Learn how to continue your California unemployment benefits by certifying every two weeks online, by phone, or by mail to avoid payment delays.