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• sunset
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• 2021/06/22 (Tue) 00:24
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[Reminder]

The same Glitch phenomenon is occurring as in April this year, please refer to the examples provided by many people in this Topic. You can find them by following and reading from around April in this Topic.

• sunset
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• 2021/06/22 (Tue) 01:33
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The following information was provided by a loco who has not had any work income since first applying for unemployment insurance and is shared below in a timeline format.


Benefit Year End expires this March
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Receive an email saying "File an Initial Claim"
*Email by Glitch later revealed to be
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File an Initial Claim
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UI account goes into freeze
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Call UI office
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UI office staff told me that I should not have filed an Initial Claim, so I asked them to cancel my File an Initial Claim and fix my UI account
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Receive an email this June
*I mean #308 email on this topic
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Send an email to UI office requesting my unemployment insurance review
*Japanese people, Language Access contact point.
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The next day, you will receive a reply from the UI office stating that your unemployment insurance will be automatically extended until September and you do not need to do anything


The above will apply to those who have not earned any work income since first applying for unemployment insurance. If you have not earned any income since you first applied for unemployment insurance, it is important to contact the UI office first without filing a File an Initial Claim even if you receive an email.

• malu
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• 2021/06/22 (Tue) 13:14
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I did a job search and started a part time job on 6/16 and on Sunday 6/20 I entered my part time employment details in the file claim certification. I will continue to do job searches and file with UI since I am still only working part time about once a week. Today, I tried to enter my new part time employment in the reactive claim, but when I enter the new employer information, it says last day of work and reason of separation. I am still working here part time, about once a week, so I don't know how to enter this information, so I haven't been able to complete the reactive claim yet.
Can anyone who has started working part time and completed the reactive claim please share how you did it? I have been calling the call center all day today, but I can't get through …

Also, one more point: I entered the name of my new employer on the file claim certification on 6/20 with a different name than the one officially registered with them.
I entered the name of the DBA I entered the address and phone number as it is officially registered. if I can do reactive claim, I think it will be ok ？ but I still can't enter the reactive claim.
If anyone else has a similar problem, could you please share how you handled it. Best regards.

• sunset
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• 2021/06/22 (Tue) 23:11
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I tried to enter my new employer's information in the reactive claim today, but when I enter the new employer's information, it says "last day of work" and "reason of separation". I am still working here part time, about once a week, so I don't know how to enter this information, so I haven't been able to complete the reactive claim yet."
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To add new employer information, select "Add Employer to Claim" instead of "Report a Separation with an Employer".

Enter the last date worked for this employer. For example, if you worked for this employer yesterday, you can enter yesterday's date.

"I entered the name of my new employer on the file claim certification on 6/20 with a different name than the one I am officially registered with. ） "I entered the DBA's name I entered the address and phone number as it is officially registered, I thought if I could reactive claim it would be ok ？ but I haven't been able to enter the reactive claim yet."
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You cannot correct the weekly filing you have already submitted later, and we strongly recommend that you contact the UI office to have it corrected directly now to avoid complications later due to a discrepancy with the employer information in your Reactivate a Claim application. Reactivate a Claim

In the past, when the employment information was entered incorrectly, the UI office system was not able to accurately pick up the employer information and the individual's past earnings, and the individual received an unemployment insurance letter with a WBA of zero.

• sunset
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• 2021/06/23 (Wed) 01:15
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A person who always provides me with information in a timely manner shared a tip with me and I share it below.

When we and our former co-workers who have not had any work income since we first applied for unemployment insurance received the "File an Initial Claim" email in March of this year, and contacted the UI office, it appears that some UI office staff were not aware of Glitch. When some of our former colleagues contacted the UI office in March of this year to file an Initial Claim, some UI office staff were not aware of Glitch. They told them, "If you received the email, file an Initial Claim" without checking it out.

In other words, depending on how you tell the UI office, it could go one of two ways.

The first development is that when I contacted the UI office, I told them that I had received an email to File an Initial Claim application. When I filed a File an Initial Claim application as instructed, the UI account froze （ pending ） status even after filing biweekly.

The second development was that I did not File an Initial Claim even though I received the email. And successfully got a PEUC extension; didn't mention the email to the UI office, just told them that the Benefit Year End expired.

Therefore, it would be better to keep the following two points in mind when contacting the UI office.
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① Do not tell them that you have received a File an Initial Claim email

② Only tell them that the Benefit Year End expired

As an aside, he used an appointment-based online consultation rather than calling the UI office.

The person who provided this information told me that the email said "Filing a new regular unemployment claim before July 4, 2021 will cause issues and delay your claim. So, I think it would be better to do nothing until July 4 and wait for the expiration of the Benefit Year End. I agree.

Thank you ●●●● for sharing this valuable information. I will share it with the Unemployment Insurance Help Team.

• malu
• 2021/06/24 (Thu) 03:15
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Sunset
Thank you for all your help. I didn't have time today to enter the REACTIVE CLAIM by 5:30, but I will try tomorrow. I thought I selected add ne employ last time as well, but I may have made a mistake, I will check.

Currently the status filed on Sunday is pending.
I tried the phone several times today, but it didn't connect at all …
I will try to call patiently.

• シングルママ
• 2021/06/30 (Wed) 17:23
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Aloha ！ nice to meet you.
I have been looking in on you from time to time. I would like to draw my case.
I lost my job at the end of June 2020 or managed to receive Unemployment. It was not smooth at this time either.
I received everything and applied for PEUC on 12/15/20, but nothing happened, no automatic email.
I then called and when I got through, I was told to wait because it was over payment and they would call me later, but I never got the call.
I called again in February. I called again in February, and was told that it was not over payment and that I should answer all calls, but no call came.
The third time I called, they said they would call me later with overpayment $ 540, but they never did. Then I heard that my daughter's friend's mother had overpayment and sent a check for overpayment to a special activity and it was deposited in one lump sum.
I heard that I could book a ZOOM meeting in June, so I did. I also requested a Japanese interpreter.I was able to make a reservation for July 1. I anxiously waited for a month and today, the day before, I received a reminder email followed by a cancellation email. Tears. The email was for me to call them, but I called them 3 times already, and I lost confidence because I never received a call back. I'm at my wit's end already ？ that they can't handle it unless it's the person above ？.
I've been trying for 7 months without Unemployment and I may be at my limit.
What should I do ？
I know it's hard, but let's work hard together.
Thank you for reading this.

• sunset
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• 2021/07/01 (Thu) 00:45
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As for overpayment, please refer to the "PEUC not yet approved" topic, where many people have shared examples and tips.

"Then when the third call was connected overpayment $ 540 they said they would call me later but they never did. Then I heard that my daughter's friend's mother had overpayment and sent a check for overpayment to a special activity and it was deposited in one lump sum, so I got impatient and sent a check for $ 540 to the destination address, but nothing happened."
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In the past, we have had cases where a check was sent unilaterally and not accepted before the UI office had received payment instructions via phone or email or a letter in the mail.

"I heard that I could book a ZOOM meeting in June. I also requested a Japanese interpreter; I was able to book for July 1. I anxiously waited a month, and today, the day before, I received a reminder email followed by a cancellation email."
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Overpayment is subject to final approval by the Examiner and Adjuster. The online consultation service is not available for Overpayment Consultation. Please read #3 in the "Regarding PUA Backdating" Topic for your reference.

We wish you a speedy resolution.

• シングルママ
• 2021/07/01 (Thu) 16:19
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Sunset
Thank you for praying with us for a speedy resolution ！
Thanks to your prayers, I received an e-mail canceling a zoom or phone reservation that I had made online, and I received a call as scheduled ！ The phone number was The phone number started with 360, not 808. I wonder if it was because I asked for an interpreter ？
I will report this for your information.
Thank you.

• sunset
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• 2021/07/05 (Mon) 11:58
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In order to prevent people from having difficulty in reading the topics and catching important information, please move the posters to the following topics. Thank you for your cooperation.

"PEUC Unemployment Insurance 13 Week Extension Program" Topic and "PEUC 11 Week Extension Program （ Second PEUC ）" Topic are completely closed.

●People who applied for PEUC September Extension Program
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"PEUC September Extension Program （ PEUC 3rd ）" Topic

●PEUC due to Overpayment People waiting for approval
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"PEUC not yet approved" Topic

● People who need to report job search activities
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"Job Search activities and report submission" Topic

● Original UI recipients
● People with questions or information about PEUC, Overpayment, and non job search activities
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Please look for related past topics, or start a new topic with a title that is easy to understand. Please start a new topic with a title that is easy to understand.

• sunset
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• 2021/07/06 (Tue) 23:49
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UI Online Consultation Appointment Link]

For those who do not know where to find the online consultation appointment link, I am posting it here. For those who have trouble connecting to the phone, please use this link. If you check often, there will be openings suddenly.

http://labor.hawaii.gov/ui/oahu-appointments/

Online consultation is available for （ Glitch correction, backdating, etc ） without Examiner's permission. are accepted.

Overpayment, etc. requires Examiner approval, so even if you make an appointment, the UI office will cancel your appointment at a later date. Even if the appointment is cancelled, the UI office will call you back in some cases. Take any phone number while you are waiting.

• sunset
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• 2021/07/07 (Wed) 15:58
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Please note that the information sharing between the call center staff （ and the non-examiner staff ） and the top management is not working, so the advice is not always the same.

What is clear is that you do not need to File an Initial Claim if you have not worked since you first applied for unemployment insurance. This is even if you receive paid vacation income.

Please follow the steps in #327 of this Topic.

• sunset
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• 2021/07/07 (Wed) 16:07
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[Reminder]

In extending the PEUC from June to September, the rule has not changed from what it was in March.

Please do not be overconfident of the call center whose advice has been disjointed, but reconfirm it by going back and looking through the past threads on this topic from around March to today. The examples shared by many of you are especially helpful.

• ringo
• 2021/07/07 (Wed) 17:19
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I never worked during my UI entitlement period but received paid time, so I received an email to file an INITIAL claim after 7/4.
I was told that this was a glitch, so I looked at it first, and after the benefit year expired on 6/30, it was not automatically extended and I called the office today, one week after it expired. I called the office and told them that I did not receive the email as Sunset advised, but only that the expiration date would not be extended.
After confirming that I was still employed, had never worked there, etc., I was told "I'm going to check with the supervisor now, and when it's approved, you'll see it on the dashboard" I checked about an hour later and it had been successfully extended until September. I really shouldn't have said anything as I was never asked if I had received an email with the initial claim. Also, I had called them before when my previous extension didn't go smoothly, and they asked me for the amount and date of the pay I received. So I had that information ready this time as well, but this time they didn't mention the pay at all. But I think it is better to be able to answer the questions when you call. By the way, the second time the phone was busy, I was put on hold and had to wait 45 minutes to speak with them. I guess it really depends on timing too. I posted this in the hope that it would be helpful.

• sunset
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• 2021/07/08 (Thu) 00:13
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Leo

I took it that you were asking about paid vacation and bonus income.

I can't answer your question because you didn't explain exactly what kind of income you are talking about, but as far as I can tell from the March → June PEUC extension, the only glitch was that people who had never worked since they first applied for unemployment insurance and had paid vacation and bonus income received an email reminder to File an Initial The only glitch was that those who had not worked since they first applied for unemployment insurance and had earned paid vacation and bonuses received an email reminder to file an Initial Claim. The same glitch occurred with the June → September PEUC extension.

If you are in doubt about the authenticity of the advice given by the staff at the call center, it is better to push them to "please reconfirm with the Examiner".

• sunset
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• 2021/07/08 (Thu) 00:14
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ringo,

Thank you so much for sharing your valuable information.

So the UI office came to check your paid vacation income back in March, but did not check it this time? My personal speculation is that the staff may have already understood the glitch that could have caused a File an Initial Claim email to be sent to those who had not worked since they first applied for unemployment insurance and had paid vacation income. Or, the staff may have been instructed by upper management to remove the check from the checklist.

"I did not tell them that I had received the email as Sunset advised, only that the deadline would not be extended."
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This tip was provided in detail by someone who emailed me through this exchange square （ #327 of this Topic ）.

Many thanks again to ringo for sharing this time and to ●●●● for sharing the tip #327. I think there are so many people who can be helped.

• sunset
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• 2021/07/09 (Fri) 02:06
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I have received many questions on another topic about how to enter Started Day and Last Worked Day, so I will note them in this topic.

One of the purposes of filing an Initial Claim is for the UI office system to calculate the WBA based on the applicant's past earnings. In other words, the salary received for substantial work at the job is the key point.

Started Day
Enter the date you started at the job

Last Worked Day
Enter the date you last worked at the job
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（ Example ） For those with shorter hours, use yesterday's date if you worked yesterday; use today's date if you worked today.
（ Example ） If "Temporary Termination → 3 Months Work → Full Termination" then use the date you last worked during the 3 month period.

• Mango
• 2021/07/09 (Fri) 04:09
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Sunset, thank you so much for your clear explanation. My benefit is until 6/30 and I have to file an initial claim because I have temporarily returned to work, but I filed for the ending week 7/3 as usual and it is now processed, but for the ending week 7/10, it is not processed as usual. Even if I could file, should I still file an initial claim ？ even if I call the UI and request an extension, it would be bad if they find out later that I have temporarily returned to work ？.

• sunset
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• 2021/07/10 (Sat) 00:57
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I have to file an INITIAL claim because my benefit ends 6/30 and I have to go back to work temporarily, but I filed the ending week 7/3 as usual and it is now processed. 3 is now Processed, presumably for the reasons stated in the email I get from the UI office. Please read the emails #308 and #315 in this topic, and you should have received a similar email from the UI office. If not, you may want to check your spam folder as well.

"It would be bad if I call UI and request an extension only to find out later that I have temporarily returned to work ？"
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If I call to request an extension, what questions will the call center ask me? Please re-read #342 provided by ringo.

• Papaya
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• 2021/07/10 (Sat) 23:55
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Sunset, I will make an initial claim tomorrow, 7/11, if I can't file. Thank you ！ ！