Unemployment appeal deadlines by state

How long you have to appeal a denial in each state, and what the deadline runs from.

Your notice may show a shorter date than the one in the law. Count from the date on your notice and file as early as you can. The state page has every level of appeal.

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StateFirst appealDeadlineRuns from
Appeal to the Hearings and Appeals Division (appeals tribunal hearing)
15 calendar days
the mailing date on the notice of determination (or 7 calendar days if the notice was delivered to you in person)
Appeal to the Appeal Tribunal
30 calendar days
the date the determination was mailed to you (or the date you were notified in person)
Appeal to the Appeal Tribunal (hearing with an administrative law judge)
15 calendar days
the date DES mailed the Determination of Deputy to your last known address (if the notice was handed to you, you have 7 calendar…
Appeal to the Appeal Tribunal
20 calendar days
the mailing date of the Notice of Agency Determination
Appeal to an Administrative Law Judge
30 calendar days
the mailing date on your Notice of Determination and/or Ruling (DE 1080CZ) or Notice of Overpayment
Appeal to a hearing officer
20 calendar days
the date the Notice of Determination was mailed (or sent electronically)
Appeal to an Appeals Referee
21 calendar days
the mailing date of the decision (determination) you disagree with
Appeal to an Appeals Referee
10 calendar days
the mailing date of the Claims Deputy's determination
Appeal to the Office of Administrative Hearings (hearing before an Administrative Law Judge)
15 calendar days
the date DOES mailed the Claims Examiner's Determination (not the date you received it); if it was not mailed to you or not to…
Appeal to an appeals referee (appeal hearing)
20 calendar days
the date of the determination
Appeal to the Appeals Tribunal
15 calendar days
the release (mailing) date on the determination letter
Appeal to the Employment Security Appeals Referees' Office (ESARO)
10 calendar days
the mailing date of the determination
Appeal to an appeals examiner
14 calendar days
the date the determination was mailed or sent electronically (the date of service)
Request for reconsideration and appeal to a Referee (Administrative Law Judge)
30 calendar days
the mailing date on the finding or determination
Appeal and request for hearing before an Administrative Law Judge
15 calendar days
the date DWD sent the Determination of Eligibility
Appeal to an Administrative Law Judge
10 calendar days
the decision date on the fact-finding decision
Not covered yet
Appeal to a Referee (UI Appeals Branch)
30 calendar days
the mail date of the Notice of Determination
Appeal to the Appeals Tribunal (Administrative Law Judge)
15 calendar days
the mailing date of the Notice of Claim Determination or Notice of Overpayment
Appeal of a Deputy's Decision to the Division of Administrative Hearings
30 calendar days
the mailing date of the Deputy's Decision
Appeal to the Lower Appeals Division
15 calendar days
the date the determination was mailed or otherwise delivered to you (the last day to appeal is printed on the determination)
Request for a hearing (appeal of a DUA determination)
10 calendar days
the mailing date on your determination letter
Appeal of a Redetermination for a hearing before an Administrative Law Judge
30 calendar days
the mail date on the Redetermination
Appeal to an Unemployment Law Judge
45 calendar days
the date the determination was sent (the deadline is printed on the determination)
Appeal to an Administrative Law Judge (Appeals Department)
14 calendar days
the date the determination was mailed to your last known address or sent to your email address on record
Appeal to the Appeals Tribunal (Referee)
30 calendar days
the date of the determination (the last day to appeal is printed on the determination)
Appeal to an Appeals Referee
10 calendar days
the date the determination or redetermination was sent to your address of record
Appeal to the Nebraska Appeal Tribunal
20 calendar days
the date the determination was mailed
Not covered yet
Not covered yet
Appeal to the Appeal Tribunal
21 calendar days
the date the determination was mailed to you (or delivered electronically, if you chose electronic notices)
Not covered yet
Request for a hearing before an Administrative Law Judge
30 calendar days
the date printed on the Notice of Determination (its mailing date)
Appeal of a determination to an Appeals Referee
30 calendar days
the date you were notified of the determination or the date it was mailed, whichever is earlier
First-level appeal to the Appeal Tribunal (appeal referee)
12 calendar days
the date of mailing of the determination (the deadline date is printed on your determination)
Appeal of the redetermination to the Unemployment Compensation Review Commission (hearing officer level)
21 calendar days
the date the redetermination was sent to you
Appeal to the Appeal Tribunal
10 calendar days
the mailing date of the Notice of Determination (OES-541)
Request for hearing
20 calendar days
the date OED mailed the decision, or the date it was delivered to you if it was not mailed
Appeal to a UC Referee
21 calendar days
the determination date printed on the notice of determination
Appeal (request for a hearing) of a DLT decision
15 calendar days
the mailing date of the Director's decision
Appeal to the Appeal Tribunal
10 calendar days
the mailing date listed on the determination
Appeal to an administrative law judge (hearing)
15 calendar days
the date DLR mailed your determination
Appeal to the Appeals Tribunal
15 calendar days
the date of the agency's denial decision
Appeal to the Appeal Tribunal
14 calendar days
the date TWC mailed the Determination Notice
Appeal to an Administrative Law Judge
10 calendar days
the date the decision was mailed to your last-known address, or delivered if not mailed
Appeal to an Administrative Law Judge
30 calendar days
the date of the determination you are appealing
First Level Appeal
30 calendar days
the mailing date of the Deputy's decision (the final date to appeal is printed in bold at the top right of the decision)
Appeal (hearing before an administrative law judge)
30 calendar days
the date ESD mailed or delivered the decision, whichever is earlier
Appeal to an Administrative Law Judge
8 calendar days
the mailing date on the Deputy's Decision (the appeal date is printed on the decision)
Appeal to an Administrative Law Judge (Appeal Tribunal hearing)
14 calendar days
the date the determination was issued (the last appeal date is printed on the determination)
Appeal to an Appeal Tribunal (hearing officer)
28 calendar days
the date the determination was mailed to your last known address

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