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Answered: i am collecting nh unemployment,i got a job but dont start for 3 weeks so how do i do my claim for the next 3 weeks?

Thu, 31 Jan 2013 19:56:06 +0000

I did not find much in the handbook. On page 35 it says to contact them when you return to work let them know if you are self employed and report wages earned if you returned on a day other than a Monday.

Answered: do we lose our first week of unemployment in nh

Fri, 13 Apr 2012 08:29:10 +0000

As a resident of New Hampshire Your first week of benefits is called a "waiting week" – this means you will not be paid benefits during your first week of eligibility, but you must still file a claim to get credit for waiting.

Answered: As a Claimant of New Hampshire when and how will I get my Unemployment Compensation check?

Thu, 22 Mar 2012 09:31:09 +0000

Just after filing the Unemployment Benefit claim, the process will immediately be transferred to the Benefit Adjudication Unit, where your financial qualification will be determined and the payable compensation will be mailed to you with Weekly Benefit Amount. This mail will not be an assured payment. In further if there is any query over non-monetary eligibility conditions, you may still have to answer and clear for any questions that you may be contacted.

Based on the clarifications to be done by your end with regards to your claim, you may be anticipated to receive the qualified compensation within 30 days of your filing date. In case if you are unemployed for any other cause rather than lack of job, additional time may be required to process your claim. If you are eligible to claim the benefit, your check will be given for any timely weeks filed at the same time the final non-monetary eligibility determinations are made.

Answered: No live person to talk to at toll free number given?

Mon, 19 Mar 2012 08:06:34 +0000

Dear Deena,

To claim NH Unemployment Insurance Compensation you need to contact the same telephone number 1-800-266-2252 between Monday through Friday, 8 am to 4:30 pm EST, have you tried reaching them in the mentioned working hours or else you can visit any of the NH local office whichever is near to you.