California Unemployment Continued Claims

In order to keep receiving an unemployment check every week you must file a continued claim, also known as a weekly certification or weekly claim.
The purpose of filing a continued claim is to tell the unemployment agency that you:
1. Are actively looking for work.
2. Have not done any work this week.
3. Have not made any money this week (unless you are allowed to by the terms of your unemployment.)
4. Have not found a new job.
5. Want to receive an unemployment check or payment this week.
Therefore, it is very important to file your continued claim every week to keep receiving your unemployment check.
If you delay in filing your continued claim, you may not get your unemployment check on time.
Click Here: Weekly Reminder Email to get a reminder email sent to you every week so that you don't forget to file you weekly claim. This is a free service of UnemploymentHandbook.com because we want to make sure you file your weekly claim on time, and get your unemployment payment on time.
To go back to the FAQ Page, click here: California Unemployment FAQ
To go the main California Unemployment page, click here: California Unemployment
If you can't find the answer to your question, ask the The Unemployment Expert or you can post your question in the Unemployment Forum
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I have 0ne year and six month left...
(( I need your help asap ))
Ouestion: Since I have moved from Ca. to Tx. will I still qualify for any of Ca. extentions?
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