US Unemployment Funds

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You will need fullz info
-Name
-Address
-Dob
-SSN
-Drivers license Number
An Email address and USA number will be needed (codes might be sent there).
They will need Direct Deposit info to send your money into (You can use any Prepaid Card with direct deposit info like Cashapp, Bluebird, Netspend, Or even a Bank account.
When they ask you what date was your activities affected by Corona Pandemic, tell them 25th March, 2020
Make sure the fullz are from Massachusetts (if u using the Massachusetts link, and must be from Washington if u using the Washington link)
Once info is accepted , you get paid in 1-3 business days.

WHICH STATES HAVE STOPPED PAYING THE PANDEMIC UNEMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCE (PUA)

Below are the states which have stopped paying so will advise y’all not to waste your time on them??

1• Illinois
2• Kansas
3• Nevada
4• New Hampshire
5• Ohio
6• West Virginia
7• Wisconsin

2• STATES WHICH APPLICATION CAN GET YOU TRACKED AND IN TROUBLE

1• Washington
2• Massachusetts
3• Illinois
4• Ohio

Note This 7 Points Below?

1• I first clicked on File a new UI claim, if the state you applying for has a General Unemployment Portal then you can start with that first before you go to the Direct PUA

2• When you get to the Employment status, those who filed as ‘Self-Employed’ get higher money than those who filed that they work in companies

The Pandemic assistance favors those who are self-employed more, because they think those guys are don’t have bosses to pay them allowances during this corona season and also so they not getting any income Cos of the Covid-19 issues whilst at home

If you are asked about how much you earn annually last year, make sure the amount you mention is between $16,850 and $42,100.
The higher the amount you make the better.

If you chose “Self-Employed” and they ask you what job you do for a living, tell them you a professional photographer and you take professional photos at weddings and parties for a living

And if they ask you, how the Covid-19 affected your occupation, just tell them you were booked for weddings and parties for the whole year, but because of this covid-19, you have to cancel all and stay home, so you not making any money.

When you are asked to file for the 6 weeks,the amount you said you make in a year, you can calculate to see how much you make in a week and then an hour , type of earnings should be self-employed

In filling for the weeks, you have to know that the week start with Sunday and ends on Saturday, so if they ask for Week Endings date for each week, make sure you write the Saturday date for each week you filed for.. this very important or they will decline you

If they ask for your Employer name; Type Self-Employed there and any other info should be your info

N>B California state no longer pays to your movo, they send an EDD card to the address on file, so if you applying for California and you don’t know the person you filing for, pls don’t waste your time bcos they will send the money to real owner.

1• Some states have two links for the filings.
- General Unemployment portal and
- Direct Unemployment portal

If the states you applying for has two links then u can go directly to the Direct Unemployment portal and file for the assistance.

2• Some states have only One (1) link for the filings
- General Unemployment Portal

If the states got only one link, then you must first file at the General Unemployment portal, if you get declined then they will now create a Direct Unemployment portal for you to apply

For example for Virginia state filings, it has two links to signup

Virginia State

General unemployment portal: https://www.vec.virginia.gov/

Direct PUA Portal: https://www.vec.virginia.gov/html/pua.html

So in summary, if the states you applying at, has two website links including the Direct PUA link then you can go straight and apply with the Direct PUA link

If the states has only one website link for application, you first apply for the General Unemployment, if you get declined they will create a Direct PUA port
al for you

3• When you get to the Employment status, those who filed as ‘Self-Employed’ get higher money than those who filed that they work in companies.

The Pandemic assistance favors those who are self-employed more, because they think those guys are don’t have bosses to pay them allowances during this corona season and also so they not getting any income Cos of the Covid-19 issues whilst at home.

4• If you are asked about how much you earn annually last year, make sure the amount you mention is between $16,850 and $42,100.
The higher the amount you make the better.

5• If you chose “Self-Employed” and they ask you what job you do for a living, tell them you a professional photographer and you take professional photos at weddings and parties for a living.

6• And if they ask you, how the Covid-19 affected your occupation, just tell them you were booked for weddings and parties for the whole year, but because of this covid-19, you have to cancel all and stay home, so you not making any money.

There is no way anyone can ask you to prove that you a photographer, unless they want you to download pictures and send to them.

7• When you are asked to file for the 6 weeks,the amount you said you make in a year, you can calculate to see how much you make in a week and then an hour, type of earnings should be self-employed.

So in summary, if the states you applying at, has two website links including the Direct PUA link then you can go straight and apply with the Direct PUA link.

If the states has only one website link for application, you first apply for the General Unemployment, if you get declined they will create a Direct PUA portal for you.

1• Alabama
General unemployment portal: https://www.labor.alabama.gov/
Direct PUA Portal: N/A
Minimum Pay = $45/week
Maximum Pay = $275/week
Still paying ? Yes

2• Alaska
General unemployment portal: https://my.alaska.gov/
Direct PUA Portal: N/A
Minimum Pay = $56/week
Maximum Pay = $370/week
Still paying ? Yes

3• Arizona
General Unemployment Portal: https://des.az.gov/
Direct PUA portal: https://pua.azdes.gov
Minimum Pay = $117/week
Maximum Pay = $240/week
Still paying ? Yes

4• California
General unemployment portal: https://edd.ca.gov/unemployment/
Direct PUA portal: N/A
Minimum Pay = $167/week
Maximum Pay = $450/week
Still paying ? Yes

5• Colorado
General unemployment portal: https://smartfile.coworkforce.com/Start
Direct PUA Portal: https://www.colorado.gov/pacific/cdle/ui/new-claimant
Minimum Pay = $223/week
Maximum Pay = $618/week
Still paying ? Yes

6• Connecticut
General unemployment portal: http://www.ctdol.state.ct.us/UI-OnLine/index.htm
Direct PUA Portal: http://www.ctdol.state.ct.us/PUA/filePUA.htm
Minimum Pay = $198/week
Maximum Pay = $649/week
Still paying ? Yes

7• Florida
General unemployment portal: http://www.floridajobs.org/
Direct PUA portal: https://floridajobs.org/cares-act
Maximum Pay = $275/week
Still paying ? Yes

8• Georgia
General unemployment portal: https://www.dol.state.ga.us/static/uiben/ui-ruhere.htm#
Direct PUA Portal: https://www.dol.state.ga.us/public/uiben/pua/login
Minimum Pay = $55/week
Maximum Pay = $365/week
Still paying ? Yes

9• Hawaii
General unemployment portal: https://labor.hawaii.gov/ui/
Direct PUA Portal: https://pua.hawaii.gov/_/
Minimum Pay = $263/week
Maximum Pay = $648/week
Still paying ? Yes

10• Idaho
General unemployment portal: https://www.labor.idaho.gov/dnn/Unemployment-Benefits
Direct PUA portal: N/A
Minimum Pay = $168
Maximum Pay = $448
Still paying ? Yes

11• Indiana
General unemployment portal: https://uplink.in.gov/CSS/CSSLogon.htm
Direct PUA Portal: N/A
Minimum Pay = $149
Still paying ? Yes

12• Iowa
General unemployment portal: https://www.iowaworkforcedevelopment.gov/file-claim-unemployment-insurance-benefits
Direct PUA Portal: https://www.iowaworkforcedevelopment.gov/Pua-application
Minimum Pay = $203
Maximum Pay = $481
Still paying ? Yes

13• Kentucky
General unemployment portal: https://uiclaims.des.ky.gov/ebenefit/eben.htm
Direct PUA Portal: N/A
Notes: Residents who apply through the above link will be automatically considered for PUA.
Minimum Pay = $180
Still paying ? Yes

14• Maine
General unemployment portal: https://reemployme.maine.gov/
Direct PUA Portal: N/A
Minimum Pay = $172/week
Maximum Pay = $445/week
Still paying ? Yes

15• Louisiana
General unemployment portal: www.louisianaworks.net/HiRE
Direct PUA Portal: N/A
Minimum Pay = $107/week
Maximum Pay = $247/week
Still paying ? Yes

16• Montana
General unemployment portal: https://montanaworks.gov/
Direct PUA Portal: https://mtpua.mt.gov/_/#1
Minimum Pay = $184/week
Still paying ? Yes

17• Nebraska
General unemployment portal: https://dol.nebraska.gov/
Direct PUA Portal: Claimant guide available here
Minimum Pay = $174/week
Maximum Pay = $440/week
Still paying ? Yes

13• Kentucky
General unemployment portal: https://uiclaims.des.ky.gov/ebenefit/eben.htm
Direct PUA Portal: N/A
Notes: Residents who apply through the above link will be automatically considered for PUA.
Minimum Pay = $180
Still paying ? Yes

14• Maine
General unemployment portal: https://reemployme.maine.gov/
Direct PUA Portal: N/A
Minimum Pay = $172/week
Maximum Pay = $445/week

Still paying ? Yes

15• Louisiana
General unemployment portal: www.louisianaworks.net/HiRE
Direct PUA Portal: N/A
Minimum Pay = $107/week
Maximum Pay = $247/week
Still paying ? Yes

16• Montana
General unemployment portal: https://montanaworks.gov/
Direct PUA Portal: https://mtpua.mt.gov/_/#1
Minimum Pay = $184/week
Still paying ? Yes

17• Nebraska
General unemployment portal: https://dol.nebraska.gov/
Direct PUA Portal: Claimant guide available here
Minimum Pay = $174/week
Maximum Pay = $440/week
Still paying ? Yes

18• New Mexico
General unemployment portal: https://sam.dws.state.nm.us/Core/Login.ASPX
Direct PUA Portal: N/A
Minimum Pay = $133/week
Maximum Pay = $320/week
Still paying ? Yes

19• New York
General unemployment portal: unemployment.labor.ny.gov
Direct PUA Portal: N/A
Minimum Pay = $172/week
Maximum Pay = $504/week
Still paying ? Yes

20• North Dakota
General unemployment portal: https://www.jobsnd.com/
Direct PUA Portal: https://www.jobsnd.com/pandemic-unemployment-assistance-pua
Minimum Pay = $43/week
Maximum Pay = $595/week
Still paying ? Yes

21• Oklahoma
General unemployment portal: https://unemployment.state.ok.us/
Direct PUA Portal: https://ui.ok.gov/
Minimum Pay = $16/week
Maximum Pay = $539/week
Still paying ? Yes

22• Oregon
General unemployment portal: https://secure.emp.state.or.us/ocs4/index.cfm?u=F20200511A084550B34994833.4795&lang=E
Direct PUA Portal: https://govstatus.egov.com/ui-benefits/CARES
Minimum Pay = $205/week
Maximum Pay = $648/week
Still paying ? Yes

23• Pennsylvania
General unemployment portal: https://www.uc.pa.gov
Direct PUA Portal: https://www.uc.pa.gov/unemployment-benefits/file/Pages/Filing-for-PUA.aspx
Notes: Pennsylvania’s minimum weekly PUA benefit is $195, and the maximum is $572.
Minimum Pay = $195/week
Maximum Pay = $572/week
Still paying ? = Yes

24• Rhode Island
General unemployment portal: http://www.dlt.ri.gov/ui/fileclaim2.htm
Direct PUA Portal: https://covidemergencyuibenefits.dlt.ri.gov/
Minimum Pay = $53/week
Maximum Pay = $586/week
Still paying ? Yes

25• Tennessee
General unemployment portal: jobs4tn.gov
Direct PUA Portal: N/A
Minimum Pay = $120/week
Maximum Pay = $275/week
Still paying ? Yes

26• Texas
General unemployment portal: https://login.apps.twc.state.tx.us/UBS/
Direct PUA Portal: N/A
Minimum Pay = $207/week
Maximum Pay = $521/week
Still paying ? Yes

27• Vermont
General unemployment portal: https://vermont.force.com/DOLClaim/s/
Direct PUA Portal: N/A
Minimum Pay = $191/week
Maximum Pay = $513/week
Still paying ? Yes

28• Virginia
General unemployment portal: https://www.vec.virginia.gov/
Direct PUA Portal: https://www.vec.virginia.gov/html/pua.html
Minimum Pay = $60/week
Maximum Pay = $378/week
Still paying ? Yes

29• Wyoming
General unemployment portal: https://wyui.wyo.gov/
Direct PUA Portal: N/A
Minimum Pay = $36/week
Maximum Pay = $508/week
Still paying ? Yes

 

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Unemployment Benefits Tutorial

Okay so I had wanted make a tutorial on the unemployment benefits but my PC and phone got stolen so I can't do a screenshot along, so kindly pay attention to the tutorial and follow along.

1. First thing first, visit the unemployment benefits website: edd.ca.gov and make sure your VPN or socks is connected to your drop State

2. Then click on cliams

3. A new page will open, scroll down to the *Unemployment Insurance Section*

Then click on File For Unemployment - Overview

4. On the new page scroll down or navigate the Register and Login sections and create a new account by clicking on Register Now

5. Now after creating a new account, Login the account

6. Click on "File a new cliam"because it your first time filing for this benefit

7. On the new page You will be ask some questions like : Did you work in another state or in Canada in the last 18 months

Check the box ( No )for the questions there.
Expect the 6th questions that says (Have you filed an unemployment benefits insurance cliam in California in the last 18 months)

Check the box Yes for this

8. Once you are through with the above, a new page opens again, this time around you need to put your SSN information you are using

9. Once you done with above you continue to the next page, in here you will ask your driving license, you can enter any fake driving license information here

10. Then select the state you are applying in as the ID state

11. Now in here, put your SSN address information here, note (Don't use a different address info apart from the SSN osn)

12. Now in here, there are two different categories here

i. Citizenship Information
ii. Statistical information

The answer for the Citizenship Information should be (yes)

The answer for the Statistical information (Bachelor degree) ( No) (White, Not Hispanic) (No)

13.Then click on Next

14. Under the Employment History, Tick the box (No) for that question

15. Any information regarding previous employment, asking if you worked at some places , just choose (“No”)

16. What type of work do you do perfrom?

Answer: select anything concerning self employed like Designer

What type of work can you perform?

Answer: Designing

Questions number 3 - 5 select (No)

Questions number 6 and 7 Select (Yes)

Depending on the type of work you can do you write what you can do, like logo desgining, logo printing etc

Questions 7b tick the box (Yes)

Questions 8 tick (No)

17. Any question regarding compensation from work or wages or allowances, Just choose “No” , let them think you are not getting anything at home and the COVID-19 is making u broke and hungry so u need their assistance

18. If they ask you, what type of disaster has caused your unemployment, just choose COVID-19

Lastly, depending on the state you using, you don't need to wait for email from Edd, you need to be logging into the account and be checking your status again California doesn't pay through prepaid card, an EDD will be sent to the address you used.

Lost Wages Assistance (LWA) Tracker - UnemploymentPUA.com

Everything you need to know bout this shit ??

- Texas

Link: https://login.apps.twc.state.tx.us/UBS/security/selfRegister.do

- California

Link: https://edd.ca.gov

NOTE: Applying for California they gon ask for ID card verification so if you gon get fullz from any spammer like me make sure you get it with the ID card.

Spammers make sure you have ID card verification page on your scampages before shooting out your mails so that you can have complete fullz.

We move?

?New Jersey?

General unemployment portal:

https://secure.dol.state.nj.us/sso/XUI/?realm=ui#register/

Direct PUA Portal: N/A

The state’s weekly benefit

Minimum Pay is $231
Maximum pay is $713

Still paying? Yes

Unemployment benefits brute checker available. Used in hacking unemployment benefits account, after spamming you can cash out the money yourself.

The work of this benefit brute checker is to hacked benefit accounts that has been filed, then after getting your results, you can login and change the payment method to yours.
And smile to the bank ?

 

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UNEMPLOYMENT GUIDE - ALL 50 STATES

Keep in mind the guides could be old. They might not mention any specific requirements that have been enacted in some states like waiving the waiting week, waiving entering job contacts, etc. The guides may not also contain any information about Federal Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA), Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation (PUC) - $600, Federal Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation (PEUC) Additional 13 Weeks, and other stuff that has changed. The newest information will ALWAYS be on your state's unemployment website, twitter, etc. Keep checking it if you're waiting on something!
If they ask if you are looking for work. YES, you are ALWAYS available/looking for work. Everyone should ALWAYS want to look for something that pays more to better their financial situation whether they're unemployed or currently employed/partially/self-employed/etc.
Also, File a Claim even if you don't think you would get it. Appeal if you get denied. It's fine if it's still denied but you'll learn the process on how it works for the future. When you appeal it's usually you, a Judge and the Employer. You'll have more time to explain your side of the story without getting interrupted. UI agents and Judges are on your side and will find a way to get you unemployment if they can.
This is just for getting you started and helping you understand how the process works. I can't promise I'll keep it updated but I tried to get at least general information for the links I provided.

Good luck and be safe out there! DON'T FORGET TO HIT ME IF YOU NEED THE METHODS AND ASSISTANCE
• Alabama: https://labor.alabama.gov/docs/guides/uc_brr.pdf
• Alaska: https://labor.alaska.gov/unemployment/documents/uihandbook.pdf
• Arizona: https://des.az.gov/sites/default/files/legacy/dl/UIB-1240A.pdf
• Arkansas: https://www.dws.arkansas.gov/src/files/500-BOOKLET-8X11-ART-v05-29-2018-1.pdf
• California: https://www.edd.ca.gov/pdf_pub_ctr/de1275a.pdf
• Colorado: https://www.colorado.gov/pacific/sites/default/files/atoms/files/YourGuidetoUnemploymentBenefits.pdf
• Connecticut: http://www.ctdol.state.ct.us/progsupt/unemplt/claimant-guide/uc-288.pdf
• Delaware: https://ui.delawareworks.com/documents/UI Claimant Handbook.pdf?20200404
• Florida: http://www.floridajobs.org/Unemployment/bri/bri_english.pdf
• Georgia: https://dol.georgia.gov/document/unemployment-benefits/ui-claimant-handbook/download
• Hawaii: https://labor.hawaii.gov/ui/files/2018/11/UI-Benefits-Handbook-UC-266-Rev-3.4.19.pdf
• Idaho: https://www.labor.idaho.gov/dnn/Portals/0/Publications/UIClaimant_Booklet.pdf
• Illinois: https://www2.illinois.gov/ides/IDES Forms and Publications/CLI105L.pdf
• Indiana: https://www.in.gov/dwd/files/Claimant_Handbook.pdf
• Iowa: https://www.iowaworkforcedevelopment.gov/2019-unemployment-insurance-claimant-handbook
• Kansas: https://www.getkansasbenefits.gov/Files/PDF/kbenp0950.pdf
• Kentucky: https://kcc.ky.gov/career/Documents/PAM 400_Web.pdf
• Louisiana: http://www.laworks.net/Downloads/UI/UIBenefitRightsInformation.pdf
• Maine: https://www.maine.gov/unemployment/docs/2018/UIGuide2018.pdf
• Maryland: https://www.dllr.state.md.us/employment/clmtguide/uiclmtpamphlet.pdf
• Massachusetts: https://www.mass.gov/files/documents/2017/10/05/unemployment bro P2594-10-02-17.pdf
• Michigan: https://www.michigan.gov/documents/uia_UC1901_76146_7.pdf
• Minnesota: https://www.uimn.org/assets/22c_tcm1068-193111.pdf
• Mississippi: https://mdes.ms.gov/unemployment-claims/benefit-information/
• Missouri: https://labor.mo.gov/sites/labor/files/pubs_forms/M-INF-170-11-AI.pdf
• Montana: http://uid.dli.mt.gov/Portals/55/Documents/Claims-Processing/dli-uid-cl001.pdf
• Nebraska: https://www.dol.nebraska.gov/webdocs/Resources/Items/ClaimantGuide_1-9-18.pdf
• Nevada: http://ui.nv.gov/PDFs/UI_Claimants_Handbook.pdf
• New Hampshire: https://www.nhes.nh.gov/forms/documents/uc-r-and-o.pdf
• New Jersey: https://www.nj.gov/labor/forms_pdfs/ui/PR-94.pdf
• New Mexico: https://www.dws.state.nm.
us/Portals/0/DM/UI/UI_Handbook_052015.pdf?ver=2016-08-19-154613-000
• New York: https://www.labor.ny.gov/formsdocs/ui/TC318.3e.pdf
• North Carolina: https://des.nc.gov/apply-unemployment
• North Dakota: https://www.jobsnd.com/sites/www/files/documents/jsnd-documents/uiclaimantguidejsnd4003.pdf
• Ohio: https://unemployment.ohio.gov/PDF/Workers_Guide_to_UC.pdf
• Oklahoma: https://www.ok.gov/oesc/documents/OES-339.pdf
• Oregon: https://www.oregon.gov/employ/Documents/UIPUB350(English)11-5-19.pdf
• Pennsylvania: https://www.uc.pa.gov/Documents/UCP Forms/ucp-1.pdf
• Rhode Island: http://www.dlt.ri.gov/ui/pdfs/UIGuide.pdf
• South Carolina: https://dew.sc.gov/docs/default-source/worksearch/work-search-all-rev-10-9-17.pdf?sfvrsn=7a452724_18
• South Dakota: https://dlr.sd.gov/ra/publications/pam247.pdf
• Tennessee: https://www.jobs4tn.gov/admin/gsipub/htmlarea/uploads/UIBenefitRightsInformation.pdf
• Texas: https://www.twc.texas.gov/files/jobseekers/unemployment-benefits-handbook-twc.pdf
• Utah: https://jobs.utah.gov/ui/jobseeker/ClaimantGuide.pdf
• Vermont: https://labor.vermont.gov/sites/labor/files/doc_library/B-11Claimant handbook 2019.pdf
• Virginia: http://www.vec.virginia.gov/unemployed/Claimant-Handbook
• Washington: https://esdorchardstorage.blob.core...yment/ESD-Handbook-for-Unemployed-Workers.pdf
• West Virginia: https://workforcewv.org/images/files/Claimants/CLAIMANT_HANDBOOK-_REVISION-2-09-16_2_002.pdf
• Wisconsin: https://dwd.wisconsin.gov/uiben/handbook/pdf/ucb10print.pdf
• Wyoming: http://www.wyomingworkforce.org/_docs/ui/Wyoming-Claimant-Guidebook.pdf

 

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