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Unemployment benefits claimants who move out of state should immediately report their new address.
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People filing their weekly unemployment claim are asked seven questions about their job search and any other income they get.
Filing a claim
People who are eligible for unemployment benefits will continue to receive them if they are pregnant or a new mother.
Eligibility
People should file a claim after each week they're unemployed.
Filing a claim
People who are self-employed part time or for extra work may be eligible for partial benefits.
Eligibility
Always file your first claim so that we can review your income and other factors to decide whether or how much you will receive.
Eligibility
Most laid off and furloughed workers are eligible for unemployment benefits, but some are not.
Eligibility
Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA) helps workers who lose their jobs or have their wages and work hours lowered because of foreign competition.
Special programs
BAM is a federally mandated program that prevents unemployment benefit errors and frauds.
Special programs
People who are unemployed because of a lockout or a strike they aren't part of can receive unemployment benefits.
Eligibility
Current and former school and educational employees may receive full or partial benefits under certain conditions and during certain time periods.
Eligibility
Unemployment benefits are paid weekly and are based on your weekly filing.
Filing a claim Benefits
Dislocated workers are people who are eligible for unemployment benefits for certain specific reasons.
Eligibility Special programs
Denial of benefits letters describe why people won't receive unemployment benefits and how they can appeal that decision.
Filing a claim
If you are required to file a tax return, unemployment benefits are fully taxable by the federal government (IRS) and the State of Connecticut.
Taxes
"Legal aliens" living in Connecticut can file for unemployment benefits.
Eligibility