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Georgia Unemployment Insurance
undefined Georgia Unemployment Insurance?
undefined Georgia Unemployment Insurance?
Georgia law requires individuals to meet all of the following requirements to be paid benefits:
- Earn enough money within the last 18 months to set up a claim: and
- Separated from your last employer due to no fault of your own; and
- Provide proof of your lawful presence in the United States; and
- Be able, available, and actively looking for work each week you request a weekly benefit payment.
undefined Georgia Unemployment Insurance?
To file a claim online or to check the status of your claim, please visit the MyUI Claimant Portal on the GDOL website.
For more information on Unemployment Insurance, please visit the Georgia Frequently Asked Questions page.
You may also visit the U.S. Department of Labor's State Unemployment Insurance Benefits website for additional federal program information.