Can I get an extension on my unemployment benefits Colorado?
Colorado law provides for the availability of up to 13 additional weeks of federally-funded unemployment benefits, called State Extended Benefits (SEB), when the state’s insured unemployment rate exceeds five percent.
What if my PEUC extension runs out in Colorado?
The CDLE has confirmed that claimants on the PEUC, PUA, MEUC and FPUC programs will file/certify for benefits for the last time covering the week ending September 4, 2021. Any active claims, with or without remaining balances, will expire after this date and any weeks after Sep 5th will NOT be paid.
What happens when your benefit year ends with unemployment in Colorado?
After the benefit-year-end date, we cannot pay any more unemployment benefits on the claim, even if there is money remaining on the claim. After your claim is processed and if you qualify to receive benefits, the first eligible week on every claim is an unpaid waiting week.
How long can I get unemployment in Colorado?
26 weeks
Colorado provides up to 26 weeks of regular unemployment benefits. For those who exhaust those benefits, the Federal Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation (PEUC) program currently provides an additional 13 weeks of benefits.
What do you do when unemployment benefits are exhausted Colorado 2022?
Once you have exhausted your regular unemployment benefits of 26 weeks, you may qualify for additional federal benefits called Emergency Unemployment Compensation (EUC). These benefits are paid throughout phases called tiers. There are additional requirements you will need to complete to be eligible for EUC.
How long can you collect unemployment in Colorado?
What is the maximum unemployment benefit in Colorado 2020?
How much does unemployment pay? Unemployment benefits are approximately 55 percent of a person’s average weekly wage over a 12-month time period. Click here to estimate your potential payments. The maximum benefit amount available is $700 per week.