Vivinavi : Hawaii : (United States) Hawaii

• thek
• 2020/12/22 (Tue) 10:30
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Sunset
I just got off the phone with the UI.
I asked him if I should apply for EB ？ since my PEUC balance is 0 and I have been told about 11 weeks EXTEND, he said
where did you hear about 11 weeks EXTEND ？ I was surprised.
I was told to apply for EB anyway.
I was told that if the 11-week PEUC EXTEND was in the system and QUALIFIED, 11 weeks would be added to my EB. I was told this, but it doesn't seem very credible.
SUNSET is right, I would like to wait for the official announcement before taking action.

• sunset
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• 2020/12/22 (Tue) 10:46
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thek,

Thank you for sharing this information ！

Even Anne seemed to have interpreted the PEUC extension as "the second round of PEUC applications", so I guess there is some confusion within the UI office. The UI Office probably did not expect the White House to include "PEUC extension" in The Second Stimulus Package.

According to the interpretation of the team responsible for reading The Second Stimulus Package, "The PEUC extension is not a second round of PEUC applications, but an extension for applicants who still have a PEUC account balance ？. It is.

For now, the responsible team and I are waiting for the official announcement from the UI office, which we hope will be made by the 26th, the deadline for PUEC applications.

• #467
• 2020/12/22 (Tue) 13:14
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This is Hana who wrote in #467.
I applied for EB20 yesterday because my PEUC balance is now zero, what is the problem with applying for EB20? I am very worried after reading your opinions here ….

• たまき
• 2020/12/22 (Tue) 17:20
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#473 sunset

I am happy to hear that "$300 per week will be given until March 14", but there was a case before where we were supposed to get $300 per week from August to October, but ended up getting only 5 times, so maybe this time it will be reduced like that? Is it possible that the number of times will be reduced like that this time?

• A
• 2020/12/22 (Tue) 18:39
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HANA
I too currently have a PEUC balance of 0.
I have read SUNNSET's advice and I am thinking of appraising
EB after seeing what happens this week.
I don't think there will be any problem, but since there was talk of PEUC extension
I am holding off on the EB applique even with a balance of 0.
But now Trump is saying he won't sign it.
I think we are in a situation where no one knows what will happen next.
I don't think it means that the EB applique is wrong.
There are some people who think it is better to APPLY like HANA did.
No one knows for sure how to do it. No one knows for sure how to do it...that is the current situation.

• sunset
• mail
• 2020/12/22 (Tue) 18:57
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thek,

The team responsible has advised us about the following question.

"My friend is also currently claiming PEUC. She looked at her account today and it looks like Benefit Year End 12/29 was automatically EXTEND to 3/28."
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Because the PEUC process is manual, the UI office was able to fix the problem earlier so that thek could not apply after the Benefit Year End date.

To everyone else
If your Benefit Year End is around December 29, 2020, please contact the UI office and have it corrected to March.

• sunset
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• 2020/12/22 (Tue) 19:12
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Hana, A.,

EB20 has new conditions and is more stringent than PEUC.

Claimant must have worked 20 weeks in the original base period (it might be 20 weeks full-time). That means if claimant's original initial claim date was March 2020, claimant's base period is Oct 1, 2018 through Sept 30, 2019. Additionally, total base period earnings must be 40 times claimant's WBA or claimant's highest quarter must be 21 times claimant's WBA.

Consequently, if the above conditions are not met, EB20 not be approved. If it is met, it will be okay.

Those who know the conditions of this EB20 application and do not meet them are hesitant to apply for EB20 and are still trying to figure out what exactly the "11 week PEUC extension" means.

• thek
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• 2020/12/22 (Tue) 19:17
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Sunset
Thank you for your research.
March 28 was EXTEND on my friend's claim
My own is still Dec 29.
Looking at my account The maximum benefits on your claim have been exhausted. benefit year end was still 12/29.
If I submit this to UI, will they change it to March?
Sorry to keep you busy.

• sunset
• mail
• 2020/12/22 (Tue) 19:34
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Tamaki-san,
I think it depends on President Trump's veto of the signature. I also think it depends on which budget he will cut by the $2,000 payment he is advocating. The deadline for the veto is the 23rd, so there will be more action tomorrow.

thek,
you are correct. People who had been unable to apply for PEUC or EB20 because of this also called the UI office and they fixed it.

• たまき
• 2020/12/22 (Tue) 19:46
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sunset

Thank you ！

I have a question about EB20, does it mean that people with higher income in the past are eligible to join ？
My income before Corona was about 12000-14000. My weekly unemployment insurance is about $200.
I wonder if I might not be able to get EB20 ？.

• sunset
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• 2020/12/22 (Tue) 19:56
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Tamaki,

This is a very sensitive question and I am sorry but I dare not answer if EB20 is applicable. We appreciate your understanding. It would be good to refer to the UI approval letter or PEUC approval letter with the quarterly chart.

• たまき
• 2020/12/22 (Tue) 20:02
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Mr. sunset

Thank you for your reply ！
I am not good at English and was not sure.

I will call UI tomorrow and ask for a Japanese interpreter and ask what the eligibility is.

• Hana
• 2020/12/22 (Tue) 20:14
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Thank you sunset
I see that EB20 is for full timers. I was told that the EB20 result will be mailed later, but I think the EB20 should be rejected. if the EB20 is rejected, will I be able to receive it again from PEUC if PEUC is extended?

• sunset
• mail
• 2020/12/22 (Tue) 20:30
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Hana,

The nuance is "might be", so it just means possibility. Please follow the process of asking the UI office directly, as Tamaki did.

However, the temporary staff at the UI office is not an examiner, so they cannot judge whether each applicant is eligible for EB20 or not, so I think they will only explain the EB20 conditions in general. If there is a temporary staff member who makes a decision right away, you should assume that no training has been provided.

No one knows if you can return to PEUC if your EB20 is denied, as long as the UI office has not officially announced it.

• Ajisai
• 2020/12/23 (Wed) 02:27
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Dear Mr. Sunset

I would like to ask you.
I have $300 left over from 26 weeks of UI, and I changed the file from ending 12/19 to 12/20, and now it says Pending. The amount of money I get every week is more than $300, so if I get $300 this week, $ I will be 0balance and I was going to apply for PEUC this week.

Also, if the pending is extended, what should I do with the PEUC apply and ending 12/26 file? Thank you in advance.

• sunset
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• 2020/12/23 (Wed) 06:04
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Ajisai,

I have $300 left over from 26 weeks of UI, and I changed the file for ending 12/19 to 12/20, and it says Pending Weekly report of low earning in the details. The amount of money I get every week is more than $300, so if I get $300 this week, $ I will be 0balance and I was going to apply for PEUC this week.
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See #448 in this topic and read the various cases in this topic for patterns after applying for PEUC.

Also, if pending is extended, what should I do about PEUC apply and endering 12/26 file. can PEUC apply be done after 26th?
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As stated in the "Cares Act Extension Provisions", the PEUC application has been extended to the March 13th deadline. The link to apply for PEUC will probably still be available in the UI system after December 27.

• sunset
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• 2020/12/23 (Wed) 07:37
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Dear PEUC recipients,

Over the past few days, the UI office seems to have changed the Benefit Year End for each applicant from the end of December to March. If it is not March, please ask the UI office to correct it.

Please double check the account balance as it appears where it is written.
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Your benefit year ends ●/●/20●●.

• sunset
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• 2020/12/23 (Wed) 07:40
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As you all know, the team responsible and I were surprised, for better or worse, by the news of President Trump's unexpected veto of the executive order, but the UI Office has made an official announcement, which I share below.
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https://labor.hawaii.gov/blog/news/cares-act-extension-provisions/

The UI Office also made this "Cares Act Extension As mentioned in "Provisions," the UI Office is also waiting for the White House to make a move. As soon as a move is decided, we expect clarification on the "11-week PEUC extension".

• thek
• 2020/12/23 (Wed) 08:51
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Sunse

Good morning.

I called UI this morning.

I told them that my PEUC balance was ＄ 0 and that the Year End Date was 12/29, and offered
to change the Year End Date to March. They told me to APPLY EB20 in a tone like "don't trust the writing".
I also mentioned that my friend's YEAR END DATE was changed to March, but he just said "I dont know.

If Funds is ＄ 0, can't you change the End Year Date 。。。。 I also wondered.

If I leave the End Year Date as 12/29 and the balance as 0,
will there be any problem ？

I would appreciate it if you could tell me as much as you know.

Sorry again.

• sunset
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• 2020/12/23 (Wed) 09:17
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thek,

There are actually many instances where I have called and had it fixed, so the response is still quite different from temporary staff to temporary staff, as highlighted by PEUC. It is really troubling.

If I apply for PEUC or EB20 with Benefit Year End expired, it immediately shows EB20 application rejected. I may have to try another temporary staff member or apply for EB20 before the Benefit Year End expiration date. This is a big deal because President Trump, who had pre-approved the signature, executed a veto that I didn't expect. I can understand what President Trump is saying, but this is how we are really troubled by the aftermath.

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I think it would be better to proceed with the story of the case of a colleague or friend, since the phrase "writing" is counterproductive because it only makes UI staff who are proud of their work feel bad.