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• sunset
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• 2021/04/19 (Mon) 13:22
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Alohawaii,

I will contact you as soon as possible.

You should check with the call center before applying for PEUC. Because there is a possibility that Pending may be prolonged like last time.

Since your application for unemployment insurance under "Furlough Status" was cancelled and you were approved under "1st Original UI"&"Short-Term Status", it sounds like you will probably get a PEUC permit.

I think a better arrangement would be to explain to the call center everything that has happened since 2019 without omission, and then ask for a decision and instructions on whether you should apply for PEUC or a second original UI, which would eliminate the risk of getting caught in a long Pending process.

You should never try and enter your own information.

• sunset
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• 2021/04/19 (Mon) 13:36
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To everyone reading this topic,

when explaining your troubles to others, please start at the "very first time you applied for unemployment insurance" and explain in detail （ preferably in a timeline so that others reading this topic can keep track ）.

If there are omissions, other people will read and misunderstand, and misleading sharing will occur. Please keep in mind that this will result in the most trouble for the person in question.

Please cooperate.

• Alohawaii
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• 2021/04/19 (Mon) 14:30
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Sunset
Thank you for taking the time to do this. I will call the call center first ！

I have a lot of problems with unemployment insurance, and sometimes I feel like I am losing my mind, but thanks to sunset, I have been able to hang on. People close to me don't have any problems with unemployment insurance, so I was also mentally helped by everyone sharing their cases in this exchange square. I am so grateful for your help.

• EM
• 2021/04/20 (Tue) 02:08
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I am writing to see how many people are in the same situation or if there is any problem with my case ？.

My Benefit Ending Year expired on 4/4. I have sent an email to the UI office and started calling the call center today. I also started to call the call center but could not get through, so I will start calling again tomorrow.

I wonder if everyone is getting a smooth and automatic extension if they wait up to a week as was announced ？.

• kksk
• 2021/04/20 (Tue) 12:56
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EM,
Ladies and gentlemen,

My Benefit Ending Year ran out on 4/4.
Until then, just like you EM, everything was fine and even the 3rd PEUC amount was added.

From here, let me share with you, slightly different from Mr. EM.
4/4(日) Claim for 4/3ending
4/5(月) Benefit Year expired, PEUC amount etc. disappear
4/11) Received email for 2ndinitial claim, 2ndinitial claim
*4/10ending claim cannot be made.

From the post shared by sunset,
I think I was eligible for the 2nd INITIAL CLAIM because I was working a short week or so at the Corona disaster.
I did the math and the difference in WBA was less than $25.　

Immediately after the 4/11 INITIAL CLAIM ended, my Benefit Year was extended to "4/11/2021-4/10/2022"
In the column where the amount is listed, the following is in red, as you have already shared.
YOUR CLAIM WILL EXPIRE ON 04/10/2022 AND YOUR ELIGIBILITY FOR BENEFITS STILL NEEDS TO BE DETERMINED.

You have received a Confirmation email and Instructed to call or email UI office if you wish to backdate.
Started calling on 4/12 since only 4/10ending claim was not made, connected on 4/13.
Answer was that they would change the new Benefit Year one week earlier so that I could backdate.

It has been a week since then and we are looking at it.

When backdating is available, how to backdate, as already shared by sunset,
"reactivate a claim" and backdate on the next day. Is this correct?
After that, will there be any changes in system updates, etc.?
If anyone knows anything about this, please let me know.