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By carefully following the process, you should be able to make an appeal on your own.
Legal assistance Appeal hearing
To make a decision, case adjudicators sometimes collect information by mail without conducting a phone- or in-person hearing.
Appeal hearing
When people submit an unemployment benefits appeal, the appropriate Appeals Division office schedules a hearing.
Appeal hearing Filing an appeal
If your claim is denied, you will receive a letter that explains why and provides information about your appeal rights.
Denial letter Filing an appeal
People who don't show up for their appeal hearing without a very good reason usually lose their appeal and the decision stays the same.
Appeal hearing
At an appeal hearing, you and your witnesses provide information that can be used to make a decision about your unemployment claim.
Appeal hearing
People who disagree with an appeal referee's decision can file an appeal with or without new evidence.
Appealing a referee's decision ReEmployCT
People who don't attend an appeal hearing often lose their case.
Appeal hearing
Connecticut has separate guides for claimants and employers about appealing unemployment benefits decisions.
Filing an appeal Appeals Appeal hearing Appealing a referee's decision Denial letter Legal assistance
The content of an unemployment benefits appeal hearing is the same whether it's held in person or on the phone.
Appeal hearing