About Unemployment Claim Map

Unemployment Claim Map is a free, plain-English guide for people in the United States who lost a job and want to know how unemployment insurance works in their state: how to file, how much the weekly benefit is, how many weeks it lasts, whether there is a waiting week, what happens if you quit or are fired, how to appeal a denial and where to find free legal help. Free tools figure an appeal deadline from the state's own rule, estimate a weekly benefit in the states where the formula is simple enough to apply, and write an appeal letter, a hearing checklist and, where a state accepts one, a waiver letter. They all work in your browser.

We are not a law firm and not a government agency. We do not represent anyone, we do not file claims or appeals, and we never contact an agency for you. Only your state's unemployment agency decides your claim. We never tell anyone that they qualify. We link to official sources: state law, the state agency, its appeals office and legal aid.

Part of RobinClaim

Unemployment Claim Map is part of the RobinClaim network of free guides. Not sure which site you need? Start at robinclaim.com. For unpaid wages, see Wage Claim Map; for renting, see Tenant Rights Map.

Contact

Unemployment Claim Map is operated by RobinClaim LLC, 2728 Braselton Hwy, Dacula, GA 30019. Email: hello@robinclaim.com. We can't give advice about individual cases. For help, contact the legal aid office or the agency named on your state's page.