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• sunset
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• 2020/12/30 (Wed) 18:15
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asumi60,

Thank you for your help. Please continue to help everyone here on this topic by sharing any new information or new developments. Please do so.

• Hana
• 2020/12/30 (Wed) 18:27
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#7asumi60
Hana. Thank you.
I see that the Inquiry is still The maximum benefits on your claim have been exhausted. As of 12/30/2020, but the original date in the upper left hand corner has changed to 3/14/2021.

My friend who has a balance in PEUC says the Inquiry date has changed to the new date of Your benefit year end 11 weeks extension.

I think the EB20 requirement has been met, but I don't know because I haven't received the letter yet. (confirmation number received by email)

I continue to await information from those who did not apply for EB20 even with zero PEUC balance.

I would also appreciate information from those who did apply for EB20.

• sunset
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• 2020/12/30 (Wed) 18:40
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Hana, to all of you who are wondering about the EB20 cancellation,

Hana may have already looked over it, but the UI office has officially announced the EB20 conditions in the "PEUC Unemployment Insurance 13 Week Program" Topic #548, #557 and #559. Please look through them. I was shown the contents of the letter that came in the mail, so there is no web link to the letter.

• asumi60
• 2020/12/30 (Wed) 19:43
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Hana, to all those wondering about EB20 revocation, I would like to add to Sunset's post in
#12.
Notice from UI （ Letter from UI ） about EB20 application Some people got the letter and some did not. I didn't get one when I switched from UI to PEUC, and it seems that those who got the letter at that time also got the EB20 letter. So, if Hana hasn't received hers yet, she may not be coming back.

Please check #548, #557 and #559 mentioned by Sunset for EB20 conditions.

I called the UI people yesterday about the letter, but they don't know why some people come and some don't. （ They said it's ok if you don't come. It's important to us, though. ）

• asumi60
• 2020/12/30 (Wed) 19:59
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Sunset
Thank you for your comment.
My case has many problems （ I applied for 2 weeks at a time ） with no PEUC balance, expired, and only the first week of BIWEEKLY left so I am worried if I will be successful.

Please keep up the good work.
I will try to share new information as soon as I get it.
I think we need everyone's cooperation.

I can't wait for the official announcement!

• Nick
• 2020/12/30 (Wed) 21:28
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Sunset

Good evening. Thank you very much for the new thread.
I will check here daily.

Makiki, Tamaki

I just logged in and
this claim has expired as of 12/29/2020.

And the balance is gone.
I guess I will just have to wait until it is updated.

• マキキ
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• 2020/12/31 (Thu) 15:31
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Nick

I just checked too,
this claim has expired as of 12/29/2020.
I am not sure how long it will last.

The upper left claim is still
10/4/2020-12/29/2020
not changed to March,
I am worried but will wait a bit.

I will
let you know if anything changes.
Please look forward to working with us again next year.

sunset

Thank you for your detailed posts this year. We look forward to working with you again next year.

• sunset
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• 2021/01/01 (Fri) 13:25
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[About $300 per week （ FPUC ）]

The link to find out the timing of the $300 per week payment determined by The Second Stimulus Package has been shared and is shared below.
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https://www.unemploymentpua.com

If you click on the "FPUC Tracker" tag at the top of the page, you will see the status list for each state at the bottom of the page that opens. In the case of Hawaii, as of today, January 1, it is in "NOT READY" status, but when it switches to "IMPLEMENTING" status, it means that it is close to being paid.

At this time, there has been no official announcement as to whether the payment will be automatic, as was the case with the $600 per week, or whether the procedure will be to answer questions that appear automatically, as was the case with the $300 LWA.

The $300 per week will be available to those who will receive UI, PUA, PEUC 11 week extension, and EB20 between December 27, 2020 and the close of March 13, 2021. If you are indicated as "Disqualified" due to working more than 40 hours per week or earning more than your WBA, you will not receive $300 for that week. In addition, if the "Pending" status is changed to "Processed", you will receive the payment.

• bibiriman
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• 2021/01/02 (Sat) 16:08
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Mr. Sunset
PEUC extension program, do I have to apply for a new extension ？ or does it automatically change to an extension ？ how does it change today ？ I opened my account and it still says Claim has expired as of 12/29/2021. I opened my account and it still says Claim has expired as of 12/29/2021, I went to file a claim certification and proceeded to please enter the week-ending date being claimed and it says your week-ending date is not within a claim year. When I go to file a claim certification and enter the week-ending date being claimed, it says your week-ending date is not within a claim year and I can't proceed. I am not sure if I need to contact the UI office in this case ？ Should I wait for the UI to tell me what to do considering the maintenance is on Sunday ？ In my case, I returned to work at one company after a layoff at two other companies (both part time), but they decided to close my job again and I had to go back to work temporarily. I was on temporary layoff because I had to close my job again. I am not sure if there are any other procedures to follow ？ Basically, I don't understand the UI very well. I would appreciate it if you could tell me. Thank you in advance.

• sunset
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• 2021/01/02 (Sat) 23:12
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bibiriman,

Like bibiriman, many of you are having trouble filing. As you can see from your comments on this topic, let's wait for the announcement of the PEUC 11-week extension guidance from the UI office first.

"In my case, I returned to work at one company after a layoff from two companies (both part time), but I had to close my job again and became a temporary layoff. Do I need to do anything else ？?"
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You need to apply for Reactivate a Claim. Please read the "PEUC Unemployment Insurance 13-Week Extension Program" topic for more information on the Reactivate a Claim application. If you still don't understand, please call the call center with the UI system open on your computer and ask them to show you how to enter the information. If you make a request, a Japanese interpreter will be provided.

• sunset
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• 2021/01/03 (Sun) 00:38
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To those waiting for PEUC 11-week extension guidance,

[Minnesota's PEUC 11-week extension rules]

Someone who researched Minnesota's PEUC 11-week extension application rules shared a link with me, and upon reading it, it was very I read it and found some points of concern, so I share them below.

From the excerpt:
（ 1 ） The first week of PEUC under the new law is the week beginning December 27, 2020. You will be able to request
（ 2 ） PEUC benefits will not be available retroactively for weeks prior to December 27, 2020.

As stated above, this means that "payment will start from the end of January 2" and "cannot be retroactively for weeks prior to the end of December 26". This is consistent with what the responsible team who read The Second Stimulus Package statute all night long told us （ See "PEUC Unemployment Insurance 13 Week Extension Program" Topic #568 ） . The English-speaking responsible team said that they could not read from the statute how it could not be retroactive because the statute did not include any specific dates such as "not retroactive from December 27" （ Indeed, the statute had a style of wording that was very difficult even for English speakers to read ）. .

In other words, Minnesota's PEUC 11-week extension rule is, in principle, "paid from the close of January 2 to the close of March 13". Most likely, Hawaii's PEUC 11-week extension will have the same rule. Of course, we will have to wait for the official announcement from the UI office to know, but those who have already used up their PEUC account balance for the first one before the December 26th deadline, and those who are short of the amount paid for the December 26th deadline, will receive the "PEUC 11 week extension You may want to assume that it may be the "EB20" rather than the "PEUC11 Week Extension".

Link to Minnesota application rules:
https://www.uimn.org/applicants/getpaid/extended-benefits/index.jsp

• bibiriman
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• 2021/01/03 (Sun) 09:56
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Sunset Thank you for your kind explanation, I will wait for the announcement of the PEUC 11-week extension guidance from the UI office.

• sunset
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• 2021/01/03 (Sun) 12:08
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To those of you waiting for the PEUC 11 week extension guidance,

I know you are all in different situations as follows.

（ 1 ） 1st PEUC account balance left

（ 2 ） 1st PEUC account balance cleanly used up by the December 26 deadline （ ＝ Account balance at zero ）

（ 3 ） 1st PEUC account balance already exhausted on or before Dec 19th closing

（ 4 ） 1st PEUC account balance （ ＝ Account balance is Exhausted ）

（ 5 ） 1st PEUC account balance and EB20 account balance are all exhausted
1st PEUC account balance and EB20 account balance are all exhausted I have used up
（ 6 ） I am not sure about canceling EB20

I think the official announcement of the PEUC 11 week extension guidance will be soon. I am sure there will be many questions and doubts once the official announcement is made. We will share new information when we receive it from the responsible team, but since there is no precedent or answers for the first PEUC 11-week extension for everyone, including you, we do not expect to receive new information anytime soon.

As soon as it is officially announced, the call center should have been notified on how to advise applicants. Those who have questions or doubts are strongly encouraged to ask the call center first. A Japanese interpreter will be provided upon request.

However, as you are aware, there has been a problem for some time with the call centers giving disparate advice. In order not to get involved in that problem, it seems to me that it would be a good process for everyone to share the contents of the advice from the call center in this Topic, and then each of you can determine the exact method.

Until the date of the official announcement, please file a Claim Certification application every week, and if you cannot file, please file a Reactivate a Claim application in advance when you are backdated （ See #3 ）. Please keep the following in mind.

• Mimi
• 2021/01/03 (Sun) 12:33
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Sunset
Thank you so much for everything.

There was a small change in the display, so I will share it with you.
Benefit year ends has been extended to 3/28.
Also, the balance has been restored and is now displayed.
The amount has not increased from the original balance.

It just shows inactive...
I will copy and paste below.
The amount part is changed to ✖ ︎.

The benefit year ends 03/28/2021. this claim is currently inactive. as of 01/03/2021 you have been paid $ ✖ ︎ ✖ ︎ ✖︎and have a balance of $ ✖︎ ✖︎ ✖︎ available.
* This does not include any special payments

• sunset
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• 2021/01/03 (Sun) 12:44
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Mimi,

Thank you for always sharing detailed information.

As for the situation #29 （ 1 ） of this topic, it seems that the 1st PEUC account balance has reappeared, maybe the UI office is in the process of systematically implementing the PEUC 11 week extension program.

Please share any more changes as they occur.

• sunset
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• 2021/01/03 (Sun) 12:47
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[About Backdating and Disqualified]

"If you want to backdate, please contact this e-mail address," a call center told me last week and shared the information with me.

However, as I informed you before in the "PEUC Unemployment Insurance 13 Week Extension Program" Topic, the UI Office has already completely closed the following e-mail address at the end of November. Please be careful.

Backdate Request （ Closed ）
dlir.ui.backdate@hawaii.gov

Disqualified Reexamination Request （ Closed ）
dlir.ui.disqualified@hawaii.gov

Backdates and Disqualified reexamination requests, please contact us.
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Contact:
http://labor.hawaii.gov/ui/contact/

This month is the high season for EB20 and PEUC 11 week extensions, so the chances of catching your email may be low. We recommend that you call.

• Caroll
• 2021/01/03 (Sun) 14:55
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Dear sunset,

#29, thank you for the clear summary of the current situation.

#32, I just logged in after reading Mimi's response, and the balance that had also disappeared ！
Benefit year ends was restored to its original date.
I was a little relieved to see that I had made one step forward.

The information I've gotten here has really helped me.

• Kote
• 2021/01/03 (Sun) 15:09
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Dear Sunset and everyone
thank you for all your detailed information.
I couldn't find anyone else in the same situation as me,
so I am asking my question here.
□Situation
I started getting my original unemployment insurance (UI) late,
my balance was 0 on 12/30, so I haven't even applied for the 1st PEUC.
□Questions
Am I eligible for the 11 week extension program of PEUC ？

I would appreciate your help
if you could tell me.

• sunset
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• 2021/01/03 (Sun) 15:40
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Kote, I forgot to add to
#29: If you are migrating from UI like Kote, you will be on the "PEUC 11-week extension". So you can continue to wait for the PEUC 11-week extension guidance. EB20" is only for those who are transitioning from the first PEUC 13-week program.

Kote, to all first-time PEUC applicants,
if you run out of account balance after December 27, please be sure to continue to file your weekly File a Claim Certification application as the UI office has encouraged. If you are unable to file due to a system error, please be sure to file Reactivate a Claim in advance when you are backdated.

• Kote
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• 2021/01/03 (Sun) 16:28
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Dear Sunset
Thank you for your answer to #40 ！
I can wait with peace of mind ！

I tried the File a Claim Certification application, but
I got an error so
I would like to Reactivate a Claim.
Thanks for the advice ！.