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• sunset
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• 2020/12/30 (Wed) 10:35
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Reativate a Claim Application]

Information was shared by a person waiting for the official announcement of the PEUC 11 week extension guidance, and I am reposting what I announced in another topic, just in case.

The UI Office is encouraging people to file a Claim Certification every week. However, once the Benefit Year End expires or the account balance runs out, you may or may not be able to apply for File a Claim Certification each week.

If you are unable to do so, please be sure to select the reason for "Untimely or non-filing claim certification" on the Reactivate a Claim application when you are able to do so again after completing the PEUC 11-week extension application and then SUBMIT the application. Then, the next day, file a File a Claim Certification application for the week past the due date.

If you apply for File a Claim Certification without following this procedure, you will be stuck in the system and will be in a long pending status. Moreover, only an Examiner, not a call center, can fix it.

• sunset
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• 2020/12/30 (Wed) 13:21
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[About the cancellation form]

If you want to cancel a PEUC or EB20 that you have already applied for, you need to submit this form along with a letter explaining the circumstances.
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https://labor.hawaii.gov/ui/files/2019/03/UC-275_2012_updated-3.8.19.pdf

I applied for EB20 just before President Trump signed the Applicants who wanted to wait for the PEUC 11-week extension guidance used the above form.

From the form, it appears that if you have applied for EB20 and have already received your EB20 award, your request has a lower chance of being approved, so we recommend that you submit your request as soon as possible before receiving your award.

• Hana
• 2020/12/30 (Wed) 13:35
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For those of you who had a zero PEUC balance but did not apply for EB20, has there been any progress since then?

After I applied for EB20 on December 21, I read this forum and I am worried that I have been premature.

If my PEUC balance is zero, and my PEUC will be continued until March, I will follow #4 to cancel my EB20 application.

• Caroll
• 2020/12/30 (Wed) 14:36
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Dear sunset,

Thank you for starting a new thread for clarity.
Also, the "PEUC 13 week extension program" topic helped me a lot.
And thanks to all of you for sharpening the information.

As for my husband's case
the week of 12/5 was the last week of UI receipt.

12/9 ： PEUC application → then approved smoothly.

12/20 ： File for 2 weeks 12/12 and 12/19 → Processed and credited.

I was concerned that the due date was 12/29, but
I also have balance for 11 weeks ・ ・ ・ and chose to extend PEUC 11 weeks this time.

When I logged in this morning, this claim has expired and my balance was gone.
I then contacted the UI office to explain the situation and ask what I should do now.
"You should be able to file for the week of 12/26. Please file it first. As for the new EXTENSION, we are waiting for information." He said.

Since I file by-weekly, I can't file for the week ending 12/26 until after 1/3,
and it already shows expired ？ I wondered if I could do it, but when I logged in as instructed
I logged in as you suggested and "Are you filing for the week ending 12/26/2020?" appeared and
I was able to file even though it had expired and my balance for 11 weeks was gone.

The UI office people are also waiting for information, so I will wait for a new announcement and
refer to your information sharing here
and do what I should do at that time.

• asumi60
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• 2020/12/30 (Wed) 15:54
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#5 Hana
I am the one who had a zero PEUC balance but did not apply for EB20. No progress, but the inquiry display has changed to
This claim has expired as of 12/29/2020. The amount paid, etc. that was shown until yesterday has disappeared. It seems that those who had remaining balance are now displayed in the same way.

The UI staff I spoke to on the phone yesterday was very vague, saying that they would not recommend the 11 week PEUC extension instead of the EB20, so we will not know until the official announcement if we will also be eligible for the PEUC extension. I suggest that you check again to see if you meet the requirements for EB20 and then consider withdrawing.

Another matter ；
#6 Caroll, you have entered PEUC BIWEEKLY and are waiting to enter for 12/26 and 1/2.

Caroll, glad you were able to enter for the week of 12/26 first.
Someone posted on a local FB group that they were still BIWEEKLY but were able to enter first for 12/26 on Sunday, 12/27.
Some commenters speculated that it was a special measure since the PEUC deadline was 12/29.

If you have not yet entered the week of 12/26, I suggest you do so now. We do not know when you will not be able to do so.

• sunset
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• 2020/12/30 (Wed) 16:11
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Caroll,

Thank you for always sharing your valuable information. I deeply appreciate it as well.

"I was able to file even though it showed "Are you filing for the week ending 12/26/2020?", expired, and lost 11 weeks balance."
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You were able to file successfully despite the expiration date, according to The Second Stimulus Package statute, the PEUC 11 week extension is definitely granted if the PEUC account balance is still outstanding. I am guessing that if you keep up with your weekly filing, when the PEUC 11-week extension is introduced into the system, it will be restored to the original Benefit Year End display and the new balance will be added and eventually paid. I'm glad that the expiration date didn't complicate things in the system.

• sunset
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• 2020/12/30 (Wed) 16:15
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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) 16:27
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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) 16:40
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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) 17:43
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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) 17:59
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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) 19:28
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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) 13:31
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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) 11:25
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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) 14:08
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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) 21:12
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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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• 2021/01/02 (Sat) 22:38
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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) 07:56
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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) 10:08
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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) 10:33
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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) 10:44
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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) 10:47
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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) 12:55
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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) 13:09
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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) 13:40
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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) 14:28
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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 ！.

• sunset
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• 2021/01/03 (Sun) 16:03
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There are various indications of system errors. I am reposting below the respective indications and interpretations, including the information I shared previously in the "PEUC Unemployment Insurance 13-Week Extension Program" Topic.

① "System Error. We are sorry. A system error occurred. Return to the Home Page.":
This is a system error caused by a busy login or a temporary system failure on the UI office side. A system error occurred. Please try to avoid busy times or wait a few hours before logging in again. If you receive this error message while applying for PEUC or EB20, please be careful, as there is a high probability that you will not receive your confirmation number after your application is submitted.

② "Internal error has occured":
This system error occurs because the UI office is in the process of updating its system. Please log out, wait a few hours, and try logging back in.

③ "We are not able to find a claim on file for you. Log out and log back in after an hour to resolve it.

④ "Error 401":
This is a system error on the applicant's side, not on the UI office side. Try logging out, restarting, and logging back in. Trying this several times will solve the problem.

⑤ "Error 403":
This is a system error on the applicant side, not on the UI office side. Try logging out and clearing Search History, then reboot and try logging in again. Trying this several times will resolve the issue.

PS: If
① , ② , and ③ are still not resolved, please contact the UI office directly.

④ and ⑤ are system problems on the applicant's side and the UI office will not be able to help.

• Nick
• 2021/01/03 (Sun) 16:15
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Makiki, Tamaki, and all others with PEUC balance

I just logged in and was able to file as normal.

The date used to be Saturday of the previous day, but when I entered yesterday's Saturday, it was not possible.

I entered today 1/3/2021 and was able to file.

I received the Confirmation Number as usual by Email after 1 minute ！ ！

I was really relieved because I thought the Pending would be long again ^^.

• mariachi
• 2021/01/03 (Sun) 17:30
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My situation is a (1) in #29.
I was able to file a claim for 1/2/2021 just now,
but the subsequent confirmation email was different from usual,

Before you can be properly paid, you must have your Before you can be properly paid, you must have your unemployment records updated
with the following information.

Your claim must be reopened since it is currently inactive.
Please reactivate your claim as soon as possible. You must do this no
later than seven days from today's date.

.
I think it was because it was in Inactive.
Should I Reactivate it ？
I'm going to give it a few days.

• sunset
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• 2021/01/03 (Sun) 17:47
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I'll hurry to share the information share that just came in.

This is about the "This claim is currently inactive." section in the text listed in the Account Balance section. Please select the reason for "Untimely or non-filing claim certification" in the Reactivate a Claim application and SUBMIT it before applying for File a Claim Certification for this January 2 closing. Then the "This claim is currently inactive.
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The benefit year ends ●/●/2020. This claim is currently inactive. $ ●●available. * This does not include any special payments.

• sunset
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• 2021/01/03 (Sun) 18:11
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mariachi,

Please select the "Untimely or non-filing claim certification" reason and SUBMIT on the Reactivate a Claim application within one week from today.

On the Reactivate a Claim application, if you are asked the backdate question "Would you like to request backdating if you qualify?" answer YES. Please answer the other questions according to your situation.

After completing this Reactivate a Claim application, the "This claim is currently inactive.

• mariachi
• 2021/01/03 (Sun) 18:16
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Dear Sunset
Thank you for your courteous and prompt reply.
I regret that I was a little premature in claiming ？. I'll try to Reactivate
I hope it works. I hope it works.

• Mimi
• 2021/01/03 (Sun) 18:41
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Sunset
Thanks for the advice on how to Reactivate.
I have not yet filed a claim for the 1/2 closing, but
"Untimely or non-filing claim certification"
If there is no change in the application, is it correct to select "untimely" ？?

• sunset
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• 2021/01/03 (Sun) 19:01
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Mimi,

Untimely choice is fine. The locos also proceeded with the Untimely selection. When the "This claim is currently inactive." text disappears from the account balance section, everything is resolved.

• bibiriman
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• 2021/01/03 (Sun) 19:21
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Sunset, I was able to file today, and when I clicked on the UI to Reactivation Claim, it says Alart Restart unavailable and I can't. Should I contact the UI office in this case ？ or do I have to wait? Should I contact the UI office in this case or do I have to wait ？? Best regards

• bibiriman
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• 2021/01/03 (Sun) 19:31
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Mr. Sunset, I understand. It seems I was out of time. I will try again in time. Thank you for your prompt reply to my basic question.

• sunset
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• 2021/01/03 (Sun) 19:31
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The UI system page lists the time frame for each application. Please check the UI system page by yourself.

Reactivate or Update Employment:

Monday through Friday
6:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. HST

Weekends and Holidays
9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. HST

If you apply outside of the above times, an error message "Alert Restart Unavailable" will appear.

• aloha
• 2021/01/03 (Sun) 20:29
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sunset

Thanks for the information.

I will apply for reactivate tomorrow.
Will the ~inactive~ text disappear the day after I apply ？ (see #3 writeup)

Please let me know if you know.
Thanks in advance.

• sunset
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• 2021/01/03 (Sun) 20:41
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aloha,

#3 and #46 should be viewed as having different purposes for filing Reactivate a Claim.

#3 is for filing a File a Claim Certification for a week past due.

#46 is to systematically delete the "This claim is currently inactive." text in the account balance section to return it to active status.

• aloha
• 2021/01/03 (Sun) 20:50
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sunset

#57
Thanks for your answer.

I will apply tomorrow.
Thank you.

• aloha
• 2021/01/04 (Mon) 07:15
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Good morning

About reactivate
In item selection, after selecting "Untimely or non-filing claim certification" reason Did you work after 11/29/20 or....... ,. will appear.

If you select NO because you are not working and your employer has not changed, you will be asked to select your current employer and employment method. After that, the last date worked selection is grayed out and I cannot proceed.

Is the first selection wrong ？

Please let me know if you know.

• sunset
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• 2021/01/04 (Mon) 08:08
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aloha,
Your first Untimely choice is correct. Just answer the questions about your employment status according to your situation. It is true that the Last Work Date selection is grayed out, but if you click on it, you should be able to select a date. Also, when the "Would you like to request backdating if you qualify?" question comes up, be sure to select YES.

To those of you who applied for Reactivate a Claim in #46,
please share information if you were successful.

• san
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• 2021/01/04 (Mon) 08:25
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Dear SUNSET

Thank you for all your help.
I personally consulted with you last month.

I just tried Reactivate a claime.
I entered it as instructed and pressed SUBMIT and it worked fine.
Immediately after that, that This claim is currently inactive.
However, the last date worked question did not appear on my screen.
Individual conditions? I guess it depends on the individual conditions.

• sunset
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• 2021/01/04 (Mon) 08:33
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san,

Thanks for sharing the information.
The inactive wording disappeared successfully, so it is resolved.

"However, the question of the last working day did not appear on my screen. Is it different for each individual condition? I guess it depends on individual conditions."
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They say that the questions that come up are different depending on each applicant's "full unemployment," "temporary unemployment," or "shortened hours. You can answer those questions according to your own situation.

• aloha
• 2021/01/04 (Mon) 09:27
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Just a few minutes ago, I performed reactivate.
I answered the questions to the end and hit submit, it said loading and it was an error ！.

When I tried to reactivate again, I got an alert saying that I had already reactivated for the week and that I should do a normal climb.

Once I logged out and checked the inquiry, the inactive status was gone ！


Will this reactivate application, conformation number or something be sent to me? ？

Is this correct?

• Masae
• 2021/01/04 (Mon) 09:55
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Mr. SUNSET

Thank you for always sharing useful information.
I appreciate it.

On the January 2 date, in the field to fill in file a claim certification,
there is a new question "Did you look for work?

If I answer no to this question, is there a possibility that my unemployment insurance will stop ？
Thank you for sharing this information.

I also had a problem with This claim is currently inactive, but
immediately after filing Reactivate a Claim, the inactive language disappeared successfully.
Thank you for the information to solve the problem.

Thank you very much.

• Rainbow
• 2021/01/04 (Mon) 10:06
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Dear Sunset
Good morning. Thank you for all your help.
I have a balance remaining and would like to make "This claim iscurrently inactive"active.
File a claim certification is by-week and has been processed through the December 26th close. In this case, would it be better to Reactive it on the next by-week date, January 10 ？
Thank you for your guidance.

• sunset
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• 2021/01/04 (Mon) 12:02
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aloha,

In my first PEUC application, I had a series of system errors when I applied during busy times, and I could not receive the confirmation number by e-mail, even though my PEUC application was successful. If the "inactive" message is gone, I think it is OK.

All that is left is to complete the File a Claim Certification application by this Saturday, January 2nd.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/04 (Mon) 12:04
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Masae,

The unemployment insurance due to this corona impact is exempt from job search. However, there are some old parts of the UI system that have not been updated and this question is no different. You all have been systematically cleared with the following answers, so please proceed with this.
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Did you look for work ？ Yes
How many did you contact ？ 3
Do you keep the record ？ Yes

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/04 (Mon) 12:06
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Rainbow,

"File a claim certification is Processed in biweekly, after closing on December 26. In this case, should I reactivate it on the next biweekly date, January 10 ？?"
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Is it possible to apply for File a Claim Certification for only one week ending January 2 now? ？ Please try to put the date in the WEEK-ENDING DATE section. If you are able to apply, please refer to #46 and the comments of those who have lost the inactive phrase, and proceed with the Reactivate a Claim application → File a Claim Certification application.

If the following message appears when you enter the WEEK-ENDING DATE, it means that you cannot apply for File a Claim Certification yet because it is Bi-weekly, so please start on January 10 （ Sunday ）. Please start on Sunday, January 10 .

• aloha
• 2021/01/04 (Mon) 12:06
• Report

sunset

I will apply for the usual CLAIM.

Thank you.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/04 (Mon) 12:11
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[About busy times]

Based on the first PEUC past case, if you force yourself to log in even if the following display appears when you log in, the probability of a system error occurring during the procedure will be high. We recommend that you perform the procedure during the time when this display does not appear.
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We're sorry. The system is currently experiencing a high volume of requests. Please wait a few moments before trying again.

• Rainbow
• 2021/01/04 (Mon) 12:22
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Dear Sunset
Thank you for your always prompt and clear explanations. Thank you very much.

• Mercury
• 2021/01/04 (Mon) 13:33
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M,

I am in the same situation. The deadline has been extended until March and my balance is still EXHAUSTED.
I was going to wait for the official announcement until last week, but
I started to think that I should apply for EB20.
because if I start on 12/27, I won't get the week before that （ closing on 12/26 ）.
（ I have zero balance due 12/19 ）
If nothing is announced today, I will apply for EB20 tomorrow.

• マキキ
• mail
• 2021/01/04 (Mon) 13:59
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Hello sunset and everyone

I just logged in and
it has changed to the following display. I just logged in and it has changed to the following display.

The benefit year ends 04/04/2021. this claim is currently inactive. as of 01/04/2021 you have been paid $ ✖ ✖ ✖ and have a balance of $ ✖ ︎ ✖ ︎ ✖ ︎available.
* This does not include any special payments

Reactivate a Claim After completing the application and selecting
Untimely or non-filing claim certification Did you work after 10/4/20 or....... I chose "No" and then I was told "Yes". I selected "No" and clicked "continue" ， Next, I was asked the same questions as EB20 that Sunset wrote about before. I wonder if I have to answer all of them to change the status from inactive to active.

I was worried because it was different from everyone else's and ， I asked the question. If anyone can help me, please let me know.

• aloha
• 2021/01/04 (Mon) 14:19
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#75

Hi
I had the same display.
I followed the question and when the "Would you like to request backdating if you qualify?" question came up, I selected yes.
The rest of the questions were the same as the ones I was asked when I first created my account, so I answered them, referring back to them.
You should prepare the information you used when you applied for an account ？

*I got an error message when I clicked "submit".

I hope this helps.

• bibiriman
• mail
• 2021/01/04 (Mon) 14:34
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Sunset, I was able to apply for Reactivate today, and in the Confirmation letter from UI, it says that you are required to have an active registration and resume, but if I am exempt from this job search, will I be exempt from this as well ？ or do I have to go to hirenahawaii.com and register? Or do I have to go to hirenahawaii.com and register ？? Thank you in advance.

• Masae
• 2021/01/04 (Mon) 15:03
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＃ 65

Dear sunset


Thank you for your prompt response.

I immediately filed the file on January 2 as instructed.
Thank you very much for your help. Thank you very much.

• aloha
• 2021/01/04 (Mon) 15:21
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sunset

I successfully completed the claim.
I also received the conformation number by email.

Thank you very much ！

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/04 (Mon) 16:14
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Bibiriman,

If the question is the same as the question that appeared in Masae's File a Claim Certification application in #65, no registration is required. If the same question did not appear, please contact the call center directly to see if there is a systemic problem.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/04 (Mon) 16:15
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Makiki,

According to the person who shared information with me last month, the same questions as EB20 came up in the Reactivate a Claim application for full termination, temporary termination, etc., so perhaps it is the same for the Untimely selection. Please try to answer the EB20 question, referring to #353 and #354 in the "PEUC Unemployment Insurance 13 Week Extension Program" Topic.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/04 (Mon) 16:18
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M, Mercury,

The official announcement from Governor Ige that I shared earlier in another topic says that the payment will be made starting December 27, so it is very unclear if the payment will be made before the December 26 deadline.
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https://labor.hawaii.gov/blog/news/6525/

It's about time that other states, not just Pennsylvania, which I shared in this topic, started updating their PEUC 11 week extension rules. I suggest you check out what the rules are and then decide.

• マキキ
• mail
• 2021/01/04 (Mon) 17:06
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Sunset

Thank you for your reply.
I am ① in #84.

I have read #354.
Are you self-employed or in business of any kind?
is it Yes if you were working a second job from January to March 2020 before you lost your job and got a Form 1099 from the company instead of a W2 and pay your own taxes Will it be ？ I am applying for unemployment insurance at UI, but I applied for that at my main job w2 company.

I have not done any work since I applied for unemployment insurance.

• Nick
• 2021/01/04 (Mon) 17:11
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① 1st PEUC account balance left

My case

The benefit year ends 03/28/2021. this claim is currently inactive. as of 01/04/2021 you have been paid $ **** and have a balance of $ **** available.

I pressed Reactive Claim because the UI changed. I did not have the choice to
file normally.

After normal file, I received Confirmation Number but it is still inactive ？

When I look at Claim Inquiry in My account, it is Filed as usual.

I have a problem with my account. If it does not change to Filed → Pending → Processed

as usual, should I call UI ？

sunset? Please let me know if you know. Thank you in advance.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/04 (Mon) 17:18
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Makiki,

For those of us on the sidelines, check with the UI office as this is a question that needs to be answered carefully.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/04 (Mon) 17:40
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Nick,

Select Untimely, then the "Would you like to request backdating if you qualify?" question comes up （ and may not appear ） If you answer YES and the "This claim is currently inactivate" statement does not disappear, contact the UI office.

"Because UI has changed" will not appear in the Reactivate a Claim application. Also, please ask the UI office about what happens if you proceed with a File a Claim Certification application after the January 2nd deadline without reactivating it.

• bibiriman
• mail
• 2021/01/04 (Mon) 19:32
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Sunset Thank you for your prompt reply. I will check with the call center. Your clear explanations always help me.

• aloha
• 2021/01/04 (Mon) 21:10
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Good evening

I was

#84
① 1st PEUC account balance left

.

• Aloha
• 2021/01/05 (Tue) 05:40
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In my case, ④ I did not have enough money to pay the amount due on December 26 because I did not have enough money in my PEUC account balance for the first time （ ＝ I think my account balance is Exhausted ）, but after all, should I apply for EB20? ？ Or should I wait for the announcement of PEUC extension ？
If anyone can help me understand, please.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/05 (Tue) 07:27
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Aloha,

No one will know until the official announcement of the PEUC 11-week extension guidance. As per #83, I suggest you check out other states' PEUC 11-week extension rules.

• Mahalo
• 2021/01/05 (Tue) 11:37
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Dear Sunset

Thank you for all your valuable information.

I am about to apply for Claim for 12/26 and closing 1/2, but my balance is only for 1 week, 12/26.
In this case, is it better to file a Claim for 2 weeks even if the balance is insufficient, or to file only for 12/26 and call for Backdate for 1/2 after PEUC or EB20 extension ？

Also, my Claim As of 01/05/2021 you have been paid $ 7776* and have a balance of $ 648 available.".
I know many of you are waiting for the announcement of the details of the PEUC extension, and I will also wait for the announcement whether it is PEUC or EB20.
While waiting for the announcement and applying for the extension, should I continue to apply for a Claim every two weeks even if I have a zero balance after the last Claim application ？

If you have any advice, please let me know.
Thank you very much.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/05 (Tue) 12:21
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Mahalo, to the ② folks in #84,

As called for in the UI system announcement, it seems imperative to file weekly until the PEUC 11 week extension guidance is issued at File a Claim Certification. WEEK-ENDING DATE, I think it is important to file as long as filing is possible.

From the announcement excerpt
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For now, claimants should:

Continue filing weekly claims. When the stimulus package is signed and implemented, your claim will be reviewed. Please contact the UI office for more information. Also, please ask the UI office if you are unable to file because you do not have enough money in your account.

• マキキ
• 2021/01/05 (Tue) 13:35
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Sunset

① of #84.
Thank you for your reply.

I called UI today and after waiting for about an hour, the call was connected and after making a Reactive Claim, the inactive disappeared from the Claim Inquiry, so I made a 1/2 Claim.

I struggled a bit with his Indian accent, but he was very nice and said that new information should be released soon!

• mariachi
• 2021/01/05 (Tue) 15:16
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I am the one who asked the question in #45.

It is a (1) in #84.

File as inactivate on 1/2.
Next day reactivate and the wording disappears.
It was successfully PROCESSED today.

Thank you very much.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/05 (Tue) 16:07
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Makiki,
I'm glad you were able to solve the problem thanks to the nice staff.

mariachi,
Thanks for the new information. It seems that those who still have account balances for PEUC （ 1st ） which originally ended at the end of December will continue to receive the amount due on January 2.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/05 (Tue) 16:11
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Mimi,

When you tried to apply for File a Claim Certification, you may have seen one of the following two displays.

At the WEEK-ENDING DATE:
Your maximum benefit amount has already been paid. If you have sufficient out of state employment, you may be If you have sufficient out of state employment, you may be able to claim against another state.

On the entire screen:
Alert. Your maximum benfit amount has already been paid.

As the call center told Mimi, both indications are that you have to wait for the PEUC 11 week extension application. The locals were also told by the call center to wait.

Someone tried on their own initiative that they could turn it off by Reactivate a Claim application, but it was a systemic complication, so please do not do it.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/05 (Tue) 16:26
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We have shared some information regarding Hirenet registration.

The announcement in the Frequently Asking Questions section of the UI system recommends registering with Hirenet for job search.

The exemption for job search is now in effect, but after the exemption is lifted, unemployment insurance payments may be delayed for those who did not register in Hirenet.

Those who received an email notification to register for Hirenet may want to do so just in case. We encourage those who have not yet received an email to voluntarily register with Hirenet, as we do not know when the job search exemption will be lifted.

However, my personal guess is that the job search exemption will remain in place for the foreseeable future unless tourism, Hawaii's main source of income, resumes in earnest. Perhaps we will know when the timing of the lifting of the exemption will be known when the Corona vaccine distribution reaches us, the general public, and the vaccine is effective.

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Registration for Work with the State Workforce Development Division (WDD)

In his Tenth Supplementary Proclamation, Governor David Y. Ige temporarily waived the requirement to register for work and actively seek work. requirements have been temporarily waived, it is to your advantage to complete the work registration process at the WDD's HireNet website at http://www.hirenethawaii.com/

By doing so, you will be eligible for an array of job seeking services and programs available through the State Workforce Development Division (WDD) and allows you to avoid delayed benefit payments in the future when the requirement is reinstated.

• bibiriman
• mail
• 2021/01/05 (Tue) 16:54
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Sunset I am #84 ① and my file on 1/2/21 changed to Pending. I was back to work once, then my work place closed and I was laid off again. The description of the Pending file includes ① inactivate Period- Break in claim filing ② Pending verification of additional claim employment ③ Pending verification of additional claim employment Pending verification of additional claim employment Pending verification of additional claim employment Pending verification of additional claim employment of additional claim employment pending weekly report of low earnings.　I have not been paid by the company since I returned to work, I was reinstated from layoff but filed for new employment and am now a layoff again. The company said they will cut me a check and send it to me this week. Your benefit year ends 4/11/21. You have been paid $ xxx and have a balance of $ xxx available. From Pending's explanation, my interpretation is that the file is suspended pending formal guidance from the UI office, waiting for certification from the employer, and proof that no wages have been accrued. I'm anxious, but am I correct in assuming that we just have to wait a little longer ？?

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/05 (Tue) 17:15
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Bibiriman,

You have to file a File a Claim Certification by the deadline within the week you worked. inactive issue, Reactivate a Claim issue for temporary termination immediately after reinstatement, labor report issue, etc. Please ask the UI office to tell you directly so as not to complicate the system. You should also check with HR at your workplace to see if you have filed a labor report, as I don't think this is a case that can be resolved simply by waiting for the PEUC 11-week extension guidance.

• asumi60
• 2021/01/05 (Tue) 17:58
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Dear Sunset, If you are planning or considering applying for a PEUC11 extension
this is an urgent announcement.

I just received a new announcement from DLIR Twitter about the Hawaii Overview of the Emergency Coronavirus Relief Act, and I am sharing the link,

https://hawaii.vivinavi.com/eb/#_widg_ea4595c2101ae3830feb28d33762bbfa2260122030

I wonder if this is the official announcement we've been waiting for ？ I wonder if there will be more details after this. I'm worried if there will be more details after this.
My situation is #84 ③ but my PEUC balance is 0 on 12/12.

From this announcement, PEUC2 starts on 12/27, so if your balance ends before the 19th, you can apply for PEUC2 but not backdate your benefits.
I don't even know if it is possible to go back to EB20 ？ so I will call UI tomorrow to check.

If you are in the same situation or have any new information after calling UI, please share.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/05 (Tue) 18:15
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Today, we received the official announcement from the UI Office, and we share two PDF files including the one shared by asumi60.
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https://labor.hawaii.gov/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/CARES-EX-Progs20210105.pdf

https://labor.hawaii.gov/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/CARES-Ex-Summary20210105.pdf

• Mercury
• 2021/01/05 (Tue) 18:33
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I am ＃ 84 ③.
I decided to apply for EB20 after seeing the official announcement, but
I hesitated again after reading the following note on EB20 application.
*If you filed for EB20 after December 13, 2020,
your claim is not being processed.
You will be notified regarding your
decision
The process may take quite a while ・ ・ ・

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/05 (Tue) 19:25
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Mercury,

The team responsible for this sentence says that it is almost like a nuance of "those who have already applied for EB20 can cancel and apply for a PEUC 11 week extension". I think this is a measure due to the delay between the Congressional decision and President Trump's signature.
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If you filed for EB20 after December 13, 2020, your claim is not being processed. You will be notified regarding your decision to apply

Perhaps your EB20 cancellation application will be reviewed less frequently.

• bibiriman
• mail
• 2021/01/05 (Tue) 20:20
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Sunset Thank you for your prompt reply. I will contact the UI office tomorrow and let them know.

• Mercury
• 2021/01/05 (Tue) 20:40
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＃ 114 Sunset,

Thank you for checking with the responsible team.

• aloha
• 2021/01/05 (Tue) 21:26
• Report

Sunset

Thanks for the update.

I looked over the link and my PEUC will be the last to be paid for the 12/26 closing, and since it was a Biweekly bi-weekly application, I will wait until 1/2 and apply this week for the final 12/26 payment.
In this my case, I have a balance to 12/26 and the payment will probably be Claimed this week and Processed so "Exhausted PEUC 13week Benefits on or after 12/26/20." （ Am I correct in assuming that my current PEUC applies to ） the balance will be exhausted after the 26th ？?

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/05 (Tue) 21:48
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aloha,

That is correct. The following will be followed.

●Wait for implementation of PEUC 11-week extension
●No Application required
●No payment blanks
● Retroactive OK

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/05 (Tue) 22:29
• Report

Ajisai,

Ajisai, who will exhaust his UI account balance by the January 2 deadline, is not eligible for the 13 week PEUC extension past the deadline. As for the rest, I think the following post will answer some of your questions.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/05 (Tue) 22:50
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I would like to share with you what I have reconfirmed with the responsible team.

The Maximum weeks is mentioned in the official announcement, but some of you may be wondering how many weeks ？ the maximum is.

You will be paid as long as you do not exceed the maximum of 63 weeks before the Benefit Year End deadline of the original UI that you first applied for. For example, if the Benefit Year End deadline is March 21, 2021, you will be paid until March 21 as long as you do not exceed 63 weeks.

UI （ 26weeks ） + PEUC （ 13weeks ） + PEUC （ 11weeks ） + EB20 （ 13weeks ） ＝ 63weeks

- Points to note -
● PEUC 11weeks can be extended until the end of March 13; PEUC can be extended until the end of April 10 as long as the total PEUC does not exceed 24 weeks.
●EB20 stops when unemployment rate is below 5%
●Be careful when submitting the second Initial Application because if you submit it unnecessarily, the Benefit Year End will be changed and the 63-week rule will disappear.

Please read the official announcement again based on the above. And please reconsider whether you should choose EB20 or PEUC 11 weeks extension.

If you have any questions or doubts about the official announcement, please contact the call center before posting in this topic. I believe the call center has been notified on how to advise on this official announcement. Please share the advice from the call center and reconfirm with each other.

• CoCo
• 2021/01/05 (Tue) 22:51
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#86 Dear Nick
Dear Sunset

Nice to meet you ！

I am the same case as Nick with the 1st PEUC account balance remaining.
I tried to submit a Reactivate Claim application today and the status automatically changed to PROCESSED.
"This claim is currently inactive" also disappeared.
I found that people who still have the first balance and have not taken any action are automatically updated.
For future reference.

• Ajisai
• 2021/01/06 (Wed) 00:41
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Dear Sunset

Thank you very much for your help. Thank you very much.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/06 (Wed) 07:59
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CoCo,

Thanks for the new information.

Maybe the UI office finally started to change the system settings after more inactive inquiries from applicants.

• Nick
• 2021/01/06 (Wed) 11:41
• Report

① PEUC balance available

Coco, Sunset

I just logged in and it was a process ！
I'm still glad I didn't Reactive without any applicable reason.

It's safe to say that the file is fine as before.

• Mercury
• 2021/01/06 (Wed) 11:41
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Sunset,

I'm ＃ 84 ③ and I have a question about EB20.
I have a question about EB20.
I was told that EB20 stops when the unemployment rate falls below 5%,
I thought that once you apply for it, it is basically for 13 weeks, but if it does not fall below 5%,
it will continue to be paid.
I saw the Exhausted EB20 Benefits table that was officially released yesterday, and it says
Exhausted EB20- ＞ Eligible for PEUC 11 week extension. There was no option to continue with
EB20.
I guess it means they still don't know what will happen after using up 13 weeks of EB20 in March for example ？
If you know, please let me know.
Thank you very much.

• bibiriman
• mail
• 2021/01/06 (Wed) 12:27
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Sunset, I spoke with the UI office and they explained that there is no problem as they have received the employer's certification and confirmation of the Reactivate application, and that the system settings are currently being updated during the transition. Thank you Sunset for your clear advice. It is very reassuring.

• Mercury
• 2021/01/06 (Wed) 12:33
• Report

Sunset,

＃ Additional question for 126.
For example, if the Benefit Year End deadline is March 21, 2021 and
the maximum of 63 weeks is exceeded, does EB20 stop being paid after
3/21 unless there is additional assistance even if unemployment is 5% or more ？?

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/06 (Wed) 14:09
• Report

Mercury,

"I thought that once you applied, the base period is 13 weeks, but if you don't fall below 5% you would continue to be paid."
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If the unemployment rate falls below 5%, the EB20 program itself is discontinued. You cannot apply for EB20 repeatedly.

"For example, if the Benefit Year End deadline is March 21, 2021 and the maximum of 63 weeks is exceeded, will EB20 be stopped after 3/21 unless there is additional assistance even if the unemployment rate is above 5% ？?"
↑
"Will the payment I don't think it will be stopped. I had a person who received unemployment insurance early for other reasons before Corona and used up his 1st PEUC account early. The examination process seems to become more difficult after the Benefit Year End is switched over. I think it is natural that he can't keep his unemployment insurance for a long time because he had been receiving unemployment insurance for a long time before Corona. As for what happens after the Corona unemployment program ends, no one can answer that question. Please follow the process of asking the UI office, including any questions regarding the official announcement.

• Mercury
• 2021/01/06 (Wed) 14:16
• Report

Sunset,

Thank you for your reply.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/07 (Thu) 17:02
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We have just received some surprising new information from the responsible team and we would like to share it with you as soon as possible.

[About the rollover]

For those of you who have already applied for EB20 after December 13,
those of you who are about to choose to apply for EB20,

those of you who have applied for EB20 after December 13 will receive a PEUC 11 week extension rollover （ transfer ） will take place. I think it will probably be done automatically. It turns out that this is what the following message in the official announcement means
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If you filed for EB20 after December 13, 2020, your claim is not being processed.

The process is to apply for EB20 after you have rolled over and used up your account balance for the PEUC 11-week extension.

Also, the $300 per week EPUC will start on January 2nd, so there is no need to worry if the December 19th and 26th deadlines are not "Processed".

Hopefully, the 11-week PEUC extension will be in the system by the end of next week, so those who have applied for EB20 after Dec. 13 will just have to wait.

Please continue to file weekly by the deadline as long as you can. If you are unable to file, you can backdate later.

If a rollover is implemented, it would be a good and unexpected development.

PS:
I know you have a lot of questions, but I can't answer them as the above is the only information the responsible team got. For now, try to wait for the PEUC 11-week extension to be introduced into the system.

• Uminiikuyo
• mail
• 2021/01/07 (Thu) 19:25
• Report

Dear sunset

Thank you for your response at the end of the year. I am still waiting for my PEUC approval and it has been almost 2 months, I think it might be time for the Examiner to look into it.

Just to confirm, can I apply for EB20 after 24 weeks of PEUC ？ I read your information during this time that 3/14 is the Experation date for PEUC and EB20, and only if there are still weeks left, it will be filed and paid until 4/10. I am aware that the UI program after that is not yet known what will happen depending on the State, is this correct? If you look at the chart table
Exhausted PEUC Benefit before 12/26/20, at the end it says
After exhausting PEUC 11 week extension, eligible to receive 13weeks of EB20
What does this mean? ？ Can I apply for EB20 after 24 weeks of PEUC ？ or can I apply for EB20 only if 3/14 is the Expiration date of the program and I finished PEUC early? ？
I know it's still a long way off, but I wanted to know how long I can receive UI for now.
Thank you very much.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/07 (Thu) 20:47
• Report

Uminilkuyo,

Uminikuyo has misunderstood some parts, so I am including the correction.

- PEUC 11-week extension -
● 11 weeks paid （ from December 27 to March 13 ）
● Application deadline is March 13
● Total 24 weeks can be paid until April 10 unless the total exceeds 24 weeks
●Total 24 weeks means 13 weeks for the first half of PEUC + 11 weeks for the second half of PEUC

- EB20 -
●Provided for 13 weeks
●No application deadline date
●Unemployment rate Program continues until unemployment rate is below 5%
●PEUC account balance must be exhausted


Uminikuyo, everyone,
The information is on the UI system, including the above, so those who have not yet read it If you have not yet read the information, we recommend that you read it all at least once in order to avoid any problems caused by your own big misunderstanding. If you are not fluent in English, please find a family member, colleague, or friend who is fluent in English and read it with them. Here is the link.

News link to:
https://labor.hawaii.gov/news-and-events/

Q&A link to:
https://labor.hawaii.gov/covid-19-labor-faqs/

• asumi60
• 2021/01/08 (Fri) 11:17
• Report

Dear Sunset
Thank you for all your valuable information.
Yesterday's ＃ 134 [about the rollover] is a really surprising development, but also good news for me.
Now I can finally calm down and wait for the introduction of the PEUC 11 week extension.

Just to confirm one thing,
Am I correct in understanding that at this time, all EB20 applications after 13 weeks of PEUC after 12/13 will be rolled over to the 11-week PEUC extension ？ （ Is it correct that it is meaningless to apply for EB20 now? ？ ）

I am ＃ 84 ③ in 12/19 （ Disqualify ） due to zero balance, 12/26 （ not even able to input ） 2 weeks I've been stuck with the blanks...EB20 will give me retroactive benefits, but not if I choose the PEUC 11-week extension...

＃ In 134, it says 'It seems that the process is to apply for EB20 after being rolled over and using up the account balance for the PEUC 11-week extension.

In my case, the Benefit Year End is 3/14/21, so the Maximum week is 63 weeks. （ I will end on 3/14/21 even if the Maximum week is 63 weeks ） I don't think I can apply for EB20 after the benefit is paid.

I think the situation may change again after 3/14/21 and there may be an extension of Benefit Year End.

If the 11-week PEUC extension is applied and the 2-week gap is not retroactive, I would be happy if you could inform the responsible team that people in the same situation as me （ ） who have a few weeks left until Benefit Year End may not be able to receive benefits. I would be happy if you could let the responsible team know that many people in my situation may not get the benefit.
I hope UI will come up with a solution when they find out that a lot of people are having the same problem.

I will be calling UI after the official announcement.
If anyone has the same situation, please share the information.

• Mercury
• 2021/01/08 (Fri) 13:11
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I called the UI office yesterday around 2:00 before I received any new information.
I called to ask if I would have to apply for PEUC again in that case
because after much agonizing I decided to opt for the PEUC extension even if I don't get paid for a week.
I don't know when, but they told me to wait
because once I log in, I will be able to apply for PEUC extension. In addition, I had a zero balance for my 12/19 payment, so I asked
if I extend my PEUC, I won't get it for the 12/26 deadline ？ and they said
I will get it after waiting for a while.
I thought it might be a mistake with EB20 ？ so I asked again twice
but they said I could get it.
I was going to call again later and post here
if other staff said I could get it, but after seeing the new information and asumi60's post
I decided to share what I was told yesterday.

If you applied for EB20 after the official announcement from the end of the year,
I think you applied because you want to have your blank weeks back paid.
I'm not convinced
that they will roll over from EB20 to PEUC extension and that the blank weeks cannot be backdated, so I thought maybe ？ what the staff
said yesterday was correct.
I know the answer often differs from one staff member to another, so we'll just have to wait
for the UI office to make an announcement now.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/08 (Fri) 14:00
• Report

asumi, Mercury,

Looking at this official announcement, it clearly states "will have a gap in benefits amount" if a person who has exhausted their PEUC account balance prior to the December 19 deadline chooses the "PEUC 11 week extension". That's right. I have a feeling this is what you mean by the December 19th and 26th deadlines. I think it means, "As long as the PEUC total does not exceed 24 weeks, we will cover it with the March 20 and 27 deadlines." I think that is what he meant. I think that is what the call center told Mr. Mercury.
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https://labor.hawaii.gov/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/CARES-EX-Progs20210105.pdf

The PEUC 11 week extension is a Corona Unemployment Insurance program, and unlike EB20, it is a general unemployment insurance program equivalent to the original UI. According to page 5 of this document that the responsible team just shared with me, "If the Benefit Year End changes, PEUC can continue to be paid, but EB20 will stop being paid and revert back to UI" （ If it reverts back to UI, I am sure the WBA will drop dramatically. I think there is no doubt about it ） . The team responsible for the UI office in Hawaii is not sure how to tackle this document, and you two may want to check with the call center to see if the 11 week PEUC extension and EB20 will continue to be paid after the Benefit Year End changes!
↓
https://wdr.doleta.gov/directives/attach/UIPL/UIPL_9-21_Attachment-1_acc.pdf

• mmdori
• 2021/01/08 (Fri) 15:03
• Report

Dear Sunset
Thank you for all your help.
Regarding the job search you mentioned in #106,
you mentioned that you are on a job search rule exemption in Pandemic,
is there anywhere that you can confirm that you are still on the exemption now that we are in 2021 ？
. I was concerned because in the Staradvitiser article, the proclamation that included waiving the job search was through the end of December. I was concerned because it said.
I also read the Governor's December proclamation myself, but it says that it is discretionary with the DLIR Director and does not seem to accurately state that the job search waive is being extended by DLIR.
Sorry for my lack of understanding. I would appreciate it if you could enlighten me if you understand.

• asumi60
• 2021/01/08 (Fri) 15:04
• Report

Dear Sunset and Mercury
Thank you for your prompt reply.

Actually, like Mr. Mercury, I was going to give up without benefits for the blank week （ between PEUC 13 weeks and the 11 week extension ） and wait for the PEUC 11 week extension.
But when I saw Mercury's post earlier, I was a little hopeful that I might get it ？ and then I saw Sunset's post after that and was again a little disappointed that it might not be that easy.

As Mercury said, many of you must have appliied to EB20 after worrying about it for the blank period benefit.
I would like to see an explanation because I would not be satisfied if I applied to EB20 after 12/13 and it was automatically rolled over to the PEUC 11 week extension and I would not get the gap period benefit after all.

I wonder if those who do not wish to rollover
① wait for EB20 approval for the 11-week PEUC extension
② applique to EB20 now
or if there are other options ？.

In the meantime, I will ask the call center if it is possible to retroactively claim in my case.

• asumi60
• 2021/01/08 (Fri) 16:19
• Report

Dear Sunset, Sorry Mr. Mercury, there was a typo in
#142.

（ Positive ）
Is there an option for those who do not wish to rollover to the PEUC 11 week extension
① to wait for EB20 approval
② to apply for EB20 now
etc? ？

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/08 (Fri) 16:55
• Report

mmdori,

Since the last Proclamation declaration, there has been no official announcement as to whether the job search exemption has been extended or lifted, and we are still waiting. I have a feeling that they are in the process of reconsidering based on the data on the number of companies that have reopened, the number of companies that have not reopened, and the number of unemployed people.
As I shared in
#106, the announcement on the UI system is asking people to register for Hirenet, so it would be a good idea to do so just in case.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/08 (Fri) 17:00
• Report

asumi,

"For those who do not wish to rollover to the 11-week PEUC extension, ① do they still have the option to wait for EB20 approval ② and apply for EB20 now ？?"
↑
Since your Benefit Year End is March 14, it would be better to ask if it is possible to apply for the next PEUC 11-week extension after the Benefit Year End switches over.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/08 (Fri) 17:42
• Report

There was an announcement on Twitter earlier this evening around 4pm.
↓
There's a system-wide problem related to the 12/26/20 end date of PEUC. Some claims may have become inadvertently inactive or breaks Claimants may also have rcv'd a msg to reactivate a claim, register for work, and/or make 3 job contacts. Claims will be reactivated by the system and breaks cancelled. We are working to address this situation as quickly as possible. We will provide you with an update when this matter has been resolved. Inactive period - Break in claim filing" appears to be a system error on the UI office side.

Also, the email notification "Reactivate a Claim" and the email notification "Job search and prepare 3 applications" also seem to be system errors on the UI office side.

The applicant does not need to do anything about this system error, and the UI office will take care of it. From what I read on Twitter this time, I got the impression that Hirenet registration is not yet required.

The UI Office sometimes officially announces important things on Twitter without officially announcing them in the UI system, so I recommend reading it daily, especially during this time.
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https://mobile.twitter.com/hi_dlir

• mmdori
• 2021/01/08 (Fri) 19:34
• Report

Dear Sunset
Thank you for your quick response.
I have already registered for Hirenet, but at this point, is it safe to wait without doing 3 job contacts/week itself ？
I have submitted an application (1st time) but it is still pending. I am still waiting for a long time.)

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/08 (Fri) 19:39
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mmdori,

Based on the Twitter content, I don't think you need to report actual job search activity. If the job search activity question comes up systematically in the File a Claim Certification application, please refer to #68 in this Topic.

• aka
• mail
• 2021/01/08 (Fri) 20:28
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Nice to meet you.
My name is aka, number 2.

When I try to apply for File a Claim Certification,

at the WEEK-ENDING DATE point:
Your maximum benefit amount has already been paid.

You may be able to claim against another state.


In this case, I have to wait for the application for PEUC 11 weeks extension.

What should I do ？
Should I just wait and do nothing ？
Sorry, I am confused. Please advise me.

• aka
• mail
• 2021/01/08 (Fri) 20:36
• Report

Hello. This is
aka. 2.

When you try to apply for File a Claim Certification, at

WEEK-ENDING DATE:
Your maximum benefit amount has already been paid.

This is how it is written:
If you have sufficient out of state employment, you may be able to claim against another state.
In this case, you have to wait for the application for the 11-week PEUC extension, and you were told not to apply for Reactivate a Claim on your own initiative.

I can't file a claime certification and I can't find the application for the extension, so I am confused as to what I should do. Should I just do nothing and wait ？
Please advise.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/08 (Fri) 20:41
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AKA,

There are so many people who are unable to apply for File a Claim Certification with this indication.

We just have to wait for the PEUC 11-week extension program to be systematically introduced, which I think will be next week, unless the UI office is delayed.

• asumi60
• 2021/01/08 (Fri) 21:02
• Report

#146 Sunset
Thanks for your advice, I will also ask if it is possible to apply for the next PEUC 11 week extension after the Benefit Year End switches over on 3/14.

• mmdori
• 2021/01/08 (Fri) 21:33
• Report

Sunset
Thank you. Now we wait and pray that the PENDING will be lifted and the application will proceed.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/08 (Fri) 22:54
• Report

Contacts for State Governors and Legislators
[UI Office Contacts and Handbook]

If you have not received any response or contact from the UI Office and would like to make a request through the Ige State Governor or Legislator, the following is a list of contacts again. We also reiterate the contact information for the UI office and the handbook.

If you would like to speak to the UI Office, please also speak to the Ige State Governor and your local legislators. I personally feel that the inconsistent and disjointed information sharing from the UI office to the call center has caused confusion for everyone. However, there is a limit to what a small group of people on the responsible team, including myself, can do, and the only way to get things moving is for your voice to reach the heart of the Hawaii government.

Ige Governor Contact:
https://governor.hawaii.gov/contact-us/contact-the-governor/?fbclid=IwAR2hlwwtzLxstHMXEASXEndD7ZXNhmTLxJhuwICsCSVjs3yj5ysR-RuQbz8

Local senators contact list:
https://www.capitol.hawaii.gov/members/legislators.aspx?chamber=S

Local representatives contact list:
https://www.capitol.hawaii.gov/members/legislators.aspx?chamber=H

UI office contacts:
http://labor.hawaii.gov/ui/contact/
*Check back for the latest version as it is updated from time to time

Handbook:
https://labor.hawaii.gov/ui/files/2018/11/UI-Benefits-Handbook-UC-266-Rev-3.4.19.pdf

（ Note 1 ）
Governor Ige and Please try to write in mannered, respectful and polite English so that the legislators can read it.

（ Note 2 ）
When making a request to the UI Office, please be sure to include your name, the last four digits of your social security number, the address where you registered your account, your telephone number and e-mail address. Otherwise, the UI Office will not be able to verify your identity and your request will not go through.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/10 (Sun) 10:28
• Report

To those of you with PEUC account balances remaining,
and to those of you who have used up your UI account balances,

we have a share to share with you. If you are seeing the following display in the account balance section, there is nothing to worry about.
↓
The benefit year ends ●/ ●/2021 and this claim is invalid due to an invalid monetary determination.

PEUC account balance remains Please wait until the PEUC 11-week extension is in the system.

For those who have exhausted their UI account balance, please wait until the link to apply for the PEUC 11-week extension appears.

Please note:
Due to the fact that the 11-week PEUC extension is just before the system is implemented, please do not apply for the second initial application if your first UI Benefit Year End deadline is after March. Please do not apply for the second Initial application at this time.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/10 (Sun) 13:48
• Report

To those who are totally unemployed,

[About Corona vaccine injection]

This is not the purpose of this topic, but since many totally unemployed people are reading this topic, I will share the link to the question and answer about the Corona vaccine injection from the Hawaiian government here. I will share it with you.
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https://health.hawaii.gov/coronavirusdisease2019/what-you-should-know/covid-19-vaccine-frequently-asked-questions/

Company. For those who are registered with a company or have health insurance, they will receive a vaccination notice from their company or insurance company, but for those who do not have either, they need to gather information voluntarily at this link.
↓
How will I know when it's my turn to receive the COVID-19 vaccine? You may hear from your healthcare provider, your employer, announcements from state and local HDOH maintains the latest information on the vaccine's status in Hawaii at www.hawaiicovid19.com/vaccine

As per The Second Stimulus Package officially announced by the federal government, it is basically free. Vaccine injections are likely to begin through the first half of this year. Let's hope that Hawaii will reopen a little earlier so that we can say goodbye to the stressful unemployment insurance process.

• mai
• mail
• 2021/01/10 (Sun) 15:11
• Report

Dear sunset, thank you

for all your help in the same situation. I am ①.

I am Biweekly Filling, so normally I would file 2 weeks Claim Certification for today Jan 2 and Jan 9. The

PEUC 13-week balance currently shown will be used up for this January 2 payment.

I have completed filing Claim Certification for January 2 this morning, but should I file for January 9 as well? ？ I'd like to ask you what you did, for the moment, and aborted the file.

Now, should I file for January 9 today as well ？ please tell me. Please tell me.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/10 (Sun) 16:46
• Report

MAI,

Since we are new to the PEUC 11 week extension program itself, no one knows the correct answer to this situation, but I vote for filing when it is possible to enter.

I would like to see the date, because when it shows this, filing becomes impossible and you will have to wait.
↓
Your maximum benefit amount has already been paid. if you have sufficient out of state employment, you may be able to claim against

If you have sufficient out of state employment, you may be able to claim against another state. I will have to see how the system will be implemented.

• mai
• mail
• 2021/01/10 (Sun) 17:54
• Report

Mr. SUNSET

Thank you for everything. I really rely on you. Yes, many people seem to be unable to file, so I'll do it when I can. I agree. I just completed the file for January 9 as soon as possible.

I received the confimation successfully and was able to file without incident. Thank you very much.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/10 (Sun) 19:24
• Report

Tax Return （ About Tax Return ）

There is also a notice on the UI system, but we share the link regarding tax returns.
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http://labor.hawaii.gov/ui/main/tax-information-for-2020/?fbclid=IwAR3CWjz71pO-nPdPaYrt_Fyf8Cj7tPwr90S_Fc_pcsi3oqSmkOR2SIDei6M

The 1099-G forms for the 2020 tax return will be mailed around January 27, and we recommend that you double check your 1099-G form contents to make sure they match your past filings. If they are not, please contact the UI office.

If you have an accountant filing your tax return, please be sure to give this 1099-G form to your accountant. If you are filing your own tax return, please check the IRS website as this may be slightly different from the way you entered your information in previous years. This is a very important tax return, so please do not use this topic to ask questions about how to input your tax return, but rather consult with your accountant.

You can also order a 1099-G form from the UI system.

Login → Click "Claim Inquiry" → Click "See your 1099 information" or "Display 1099 Information"
*As of today, the Amount has not been updated as of today.

• Aloha
• 2021/01/11 (Mon) 00:07
• Report

Please let me know if anyone can help me.
I made a WEEKLY claim up to 12/26.
The balance was 0 at that point, so of course it is showing as Disqualified.
I am waiting for the second PEUC to update automatically, but that is not the question,
When I filed for 12/26, I reported a new part-time job that I started that week, which I roughly expected to be disqualified (since I am in training, the minimum I had to file a pey check today, but I was not able to get it. However, when I received my pey check today, it showed that the hourly rate was almost double what I had expected. I think this is a false declaration 💦
Where can I correct my weekly certificate once I have claimed ？
Please help me if you know.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/11 (Mon) 07:41
• Report

Once a filing is submitted, it cannot be corrected.

Please send a copy of the paycheck and a screenshot of the incorrectly reported filing along with a letter of explanation to the UI office along with your name, last four digits of your social security #, address, phone number, and email address. They will deduct it as a "payment adjustment" from future filing payments. It may be better to mail it now as we are entering the high season for PEUC 11 week extensions and EB20 filings and the chances of them noticing it by email are slim. If it hasn't been deducted after a month, contact the UI office.

We recommend that you also share your weekly labor hours and earnings reports with your employer prior to filing. If they match the labor reports from your employer, you can prevent overpayment from occurring later.

• Ajisai
• 2021/01/11 (Mon) 09:57
• Report

Dear Mr. Sunset

Thank you for all your help. I look forward to working with you again this year.

I have a question and would appreciate it if you could help me.

I am ＃ 84 ⑦ and I got 0balance,UI exhausted on 1/2ending date. I did not apply it because I could not find the apply link, but did I have to apply it?

One more thing, should I try 1/16ending file? Thank you in advance for your help.

• Aloha
• 2021/01/11 (Mon) 11:24
• Report

Dear Sunset

Thank you for your prompt reply.
Your prompt and clear answers always help me. I will send a letter of correction to the Department of Labor as advised by Mr. Sunset.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/11 (Mon) 14:03
• Report

Ajisai,

As it turns out, all of them have to wait for the system to be installed.

"FPUC300 was not included, I didn't apply it because I couldn't find the apply link, but I guess I had to apply it."
↑
Check your Hawaii status at the link in #19.

"Should I try the 1/16ending file, or would an exhausted status result in an error?"
↑
As per #163, my personal stance is that you should try putting in a date and filing when you can.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/11 (Mon) 14:16
• Report

To those of you who have not experienced the previous PEUC 13-week extension and are
applying for PEUC for the first time,

you may have many questions and doubts about your first PEUC, please follow and read the list in #158 first. The process from "application" to "approval" that others have written and shared with us is very helpful. You also shared it in the "PEUC not yet approved" topic. If you are unable to read the two topics, please ask the call center directly.

If you are having trouble getting your PEUC review approved, please read how you all handled it in the "PEUC not yet approved" topic. 13 week PEUC extension approval took 2 weeks at the earliest and 3+ months at the latest. It is best to expect that the PEUC review process is a long one. Please note that we do not provide consultation regarding lack of approval.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/12 (Tue) 16:47
• Report

（ Adding Employer Information ） 】

When you start a new job or change payroll companies or HR jurisdictions, you will need to enter "Last Day Worked" when you apply for Reactivate a Claim. Please follow the steps below. Please follow the steps below.

If you are in a temporary layoff:
Enter the date of the Reactivate a Claim application as "Last Day Worked".

If Worked:
Enter the last day of the week worked. For example, if your first day was January 11 （ Monday ）, and you worked January 13 （ Wednesday ） January 15 （ Friday ）, and you apply for Reactivate a Claim after January 17 （ Sunday ）, enter January 15 as "Last Day Worked". Enter January 15 as "Last Day Worked" when filing a Reactivate a Claim on or after January 17 Sunday .

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/12 (Tue) 17:06
• Report

We have received some new information that we couldn't believe our ears, so we are sharing it with you as a reminder. We know that many of you are looking for a new job.

One person received an offer letter after interviewing for a job and turned it down for no reason, the Details section in the filing showed the following, which completely voided his unemployment insurance.
↓
Pending decision on refusing an offer of suitetable work.

The reason for this is that the employer to whom the applicant was applying reported to the UI office that the applicant had refused the offer letter. This arrangement is the normal rule laid down by the UI Office for companies.

Please be cautious and careful when turning down offer letters without reason, especially since large companies tend to follow this arrangement very closely.

For example, if the offer letter is far from the hourly rate or conditions listed in the job posting, it is a good idea to explain this to the potential employer and keep a copy to show the UI office later.

There were several people on the locals' board who went through the same thing and lost their unemployment insurance eligibility.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/12 (Tue) 19:15
• Report

[Regarding the recent Glitch （ System Error ）

I saw a share about Glitch and I would like to share it.

Glitch has been happening since last week due to （ ？ ） impact of system implementation of PEUC 11 weeks extension and FPUC $300 per week. If you see the following, it is a Glitch on the part of the UI office. No need to worry, just wait and see until the PEUC 11-week extension is introduced in the system.

Status indication on filing:
●Disqualified

Details indication on filing:
●Failure to accept all work available
● Inactive period - Break in claim filing

Account balance location:
●12/29/2020 Benefit Year End deadline

Email notification:
● Hirenet Registration, Submit List of 3 Appliers
（ Be sure to also read #68 ）

● Mail
PUA Monetary Redetermination Letter
（ From UI PUAs and PUAs returning to UI tend to receive multiple copies of the same letter ）.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/13 (Wed) 09:07
• Report

[Mailing to UI Office]

As the team responsible also mentioned, due to the recession caused by the Corona effect, there have been a number of thefts during the mailings. In my friend's area, there was an incident where mail left in the delivery truck was stolen when the post office staff was away from the delivery truck to deliver to their respective homes, and the post office sent a letter of apology.

I think the safest way to send mail to the UI office is to have the recipient sign for the mail, which also provides proof that the UI office did indeed receive it.

The post office will tell you which mailing method to use. I believe they are green return postcards.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/13 (Wed) 09:57
• Report

Glitch （ System Error ） for the December 26, 2020 end date ]

The announcement was made on the UI system today and is shared below.
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The system-wide problem related to the December 26, 2020 end date of PEUC has been resolved. The affected claims have been restored to Thank you for your understanding.

If the Glitch for the December 26, 2020 end date has not been resolved, please contact our call center.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/13 (Wed) 11:08
• Report

To those of you who have applied for EB20,
and are wondering whether to cancel your EB20 application,

[（ Important ） Call from UI office]

I just saw an important share, so I am sharing it immediately.

Those who applied for EB20 received a call from the UI office asking if they would like to remain as EB20 applicants ？ or switch to the PEUC 11 week extension ？. I think this is what was in the official announcement for EB20 applicants.
↓
If you filed for EB20 after December 13, 2020, your claim is not being processed. You will be notified regarding your decision to

Official announcement link:
https://labor.hawaii.gov/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/CARES-EX-Progs20210105.pdf

They also say "You will be able to file within 2 weeks." I'll be able to file in 2 weeks. Perhaps he/she has exhausted his/her PEUC account balance and is unable to file.

Please be sure to pick up any phone calls during this time as it is very likely that you will receive a call. We recommend that you also check your e-mail box, including your junk mail box, just in case.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/13 (Wed) 11:20
• Report

To those of you who received a call from the UI office in #181 above,

we need your help.

The person on the other end of the phone is most likely not a call center staff member, but an Examiner staff member who knows the exact information and rules, so we would like to know if you have received a PEUC 11 weeks since you submitted your second Initial Application for a Benefit Year End expiration If you are not comfortable posting a response from the UI office on this topic, you can email me privately.

Please do so.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/14 (Thu) 19:20
• Report

Here is a general summary of what we know and what we don't know as of today.

- PEUC 11-week extension -
● only one application
● 11 weeks paid （ starting Dec 27 and ending Mar 13 ）
● deadline for receipt of applications is Mar 13
●Available until the end of April 10 as long as the total PEUC does not exceed 24 weeks （ 24 weeks means the first 13 weeks + the second 11 weeks ）
●$300 per week for FPUC from the end of January 2 to the end of March 13
●13 weeks PEUC extended account No application&retroactive OK
●No application&retroactive OK
●No application required if PEUC13 Weekly Extended Account balance is exhausted after the close of December 26 ●No application required if PEUC13 Weekly Extended Account balance is exhausted before the close of December 19 ●No application required if PEUC13 Weekly Extended Account balance is exhausted after the close of December 26 If you used up your PEUC13 weekly extended account balance before the December 19th closing, you do not need to apply for the December 19th and 26th closing, but you can apply after the January 2nd closing
●If you are switching from UI, you need to apply and PEUC review

- EB20 -
●Apply only once
●Provided for 13 weeks
●No application due date
●Program discontinued when unemployment rate falls below 5%
●PEUC account balance must be exhausted
●Retroactive OK
●$300 per week FPUC from Jan 2 deadline to March 13 deadline
●If EB20 account balance is exhausted before March 13 deadline, PEUC 11-week extension can be applied for. However, the phrase "may eligible" in the official announcement means that it is never "promised" but only "possible".
● UI office will call to reconfirm EB20 continuation

Official announcement link:
https://labor.hawaii.gov/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/CARES-EX-Progs20210105.pdf


We need your input here.
Thank you.
↓
- Unclear points that are not yet known -
●When you are receiving "PEUC 11 weeks extension" and the Benefit Year expires, will you continue to receive the rest of the "PEUC 11 weeks extension"? ？
●Will I continue to receive the remainder of my "EB20" after the Benefit Year expiration date has passed while I am receiving "EB20" ？
●After I have exhausted my "PEUC 11 Week Extension" account balance and the Benefit Year expiration date has passed, will I continue to receive the remainder of my "EB20"? ？
● After the "EB20" account balance is exhausted, can I apply for the "PEUC 11-week extension" after the Benefit Year expiration date ？ ● After the "EB20" account balance is exhausted, can I apply for the "PEUC 11-week extension" after the Benefit Year expiration date ?

• asumi60
• 2021/01/14 (Thu) 20:04
• Report

If you are not sure whether to choose the PEUC 11-week extension or the EB20 application, or if you are not sure about EB20 cancellation.

The following is almost the same information shared in the "PEUC Unemployment Insurance 13 Week Extension Program" Topic, ＃ 753, for those who have already applied for EB20.

I called the call center the day before yesterday and asked if everyone who applied for EB20 would automatically be switched to the PEUC 11 week extension.
As written in ＃ 181 above, I was told that the UI would contact the applicant and confirm whether they would stay on EB20 or switch to the PEUC 11-week extension.

Some applicants who applied for EB20 may have used up the balance of their PEUC 13-week extension prior to 12/26/20 and chose EB20 to receive benefits for the subsequent 1 or 2 weeks
.

If you switch to the PEUC 11-week extension, you can only apply for retroactive claim from the week of 1/2/21/END, so you will not get these two blank weeks （ You should check yourself when you are contacted by the UI to be sure. ） .

[When I said that Mercury told me that some people were told that they could get it because they were told that they could get it retroactively even if they extended PEUC 11 weeks, they replied that they did not know why they were told so]

Also, the remaining amount of PEUC 11 weeks extension is 0 It is also not clear that if you reach the Benefit Year End before you reach the 11 weeks, you can continue to receive it until you reach the 11 weeks after that. The answer was vague, but there is a possibility that you can get it.

If you are unsure about cancelling your EB20, you should think carefully before switching to the 11-week PEUC extension （ One disadvantage of staying on EB20 is that if your EB20 is denied, you may not be able to return to the 11-week PEUC. ） .

In addition, it would be better to wait until there is an official announcement if you are applying for EB20 now. The call center person said they are not accepting new applications for EB20 and that the process has stopped for those who have already applied since 12/13/20.

I myself have not applied for EB20 yet, and will not get it for 2 weeks on Dec 19 and 26, but will wait for the PEUC 11 week extension system to be installed.

• poncha
• mail
• 2021/01/14 (Thu) 21:45
• Report

I have previously posted on PEUC's long PENDING.
I would like to thank those who gave me advice at that time.

I am currently ＃ 84 ② just now.
I filed the last 12 or 13 weeks of using up the balance at the beginning of the year and confirmed the deposit.
However, the ＄ 300 from 1/2 was not paid.
I have a question regarding this.

Has anyone received payment ？?

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/14 (Thu) 22:21
• Report

Poncha,

Please check the Hawaii State "Status" and "Pay Date （ Estimate ）" on the link in #19 of this topic daily.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/15 (Fri) 08:28
• Report

The link to apply for PEUC is finally displayed.

However, there are many errors when locals apply for PEUC. I can't find any case where it worked. It is probably that the UI system itself is not fully updated yet, so people who are switching from UI to PEUC should not apply yet today.

I have the impression that the PEUC application is exactly the same as the one for the 13-week PEUC extension, so those who have already applied for the 13-week PEUC extension do not need to apply for it. Is there any change in the account balance, such as a balance being added ？?

• Aloha
• 2021/01/15 (Fri) 09:28
• Report

Dear Sunset

I am in the pattern of using up my PEUC 13 week extended account balance after the December 26th deadline, but I just checked and it was not automatically renewed.
I will continue to see if it automatically renews as I have been told that no Application is required. I will let you know if there is any change.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/15 (Fri) 10:04
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Aloha,
Thanks for sharing.

[PEUC Application （ #189 continued ） ]

Dear

Someone asked the UI office about the new PEUC application link that appeared today and received the following response Someone asked the UI office about the new PEUC application link that appeared today. Someone asked the UI office about the new PEUC application link that appeared today and received the following response: "It seems to be for people who have never applied for the PEUC 13-week extension and are switching from UI to PEUC.
↓
No, that's not the extension. that's for claimants who never applied for PEUC yet and need to apply for the 1st time.

Those who have been approved for a 13-week PEUC extension should not apply and should wait and see.

• poncha
• mail
• 2021/01/15 (Fri) 10:06
• Report

sunset

Thank you. I hadn't read up on state-by-state trends
so I understand the progress. I see that there is a disparity in the decisions made by each state. Hawaii has many people working in the tourism industry, and it looks like the harsh winter will last a long time. We must brace ourselves and do our best.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/15 (Fri) 10:17
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Poncha,

Regarding #19, I have a feeling that Hawaii has been delayed because of the old UI system （ compared to other states, ） and the lack of budget to upgrade to a new version and the difficulty in implementing systems such as $300 FPUC weekly.

It may not be possible to have enough budget to upgrade the system.

• asumi60
• 2021/01/15 (Fri) 13:41
• Report

Dear Sunset, If you are planning to apply for a PEUC 11-week extension.
Just got the DLIR twitter up and I will share it with you.

Claimants and only those claimants that have exhausted or are exhausting regular UI benefits may now apply for PEUC in the UI portal.

From what I've seen of this, I don't think it's clear whether people who have gone through the PEUC 13-week extension approval also fall under this category.

• asumi60
• 2021/01/15 (Fri) 14:32
• Report

Continued from #195
I went into the PEUC application link to try it out. I have a 13 week extension that is used up by the 12/12 deadline.

I got the following message and could not proceed. I guess this link is only for new PEUC applicants, or the system is not UPDATED yet.

Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation (PEUC) - Existing Claim
Sorry, we are unable to process your request. You already have an existing PEUC claim.

• カパフル
• mail
• 2021/01/15 (Fri) 15:08
• Report

Thank you all for your hard work.
Sunset, thank you so much for all your valuable information.

My status is #84 ②. And #84 ⑥ （ I am wondering about EB20 revocation ）.
I applied for EB20 on January 2, 2021, but reading the information on this forum together with
the information on the UI website, I think it would be better for me to cancel my EB20 and switch to
PEUC 11 week extension.
The reason I ask is that I have read in past topics

#134 Rollover
For those who applied for EB20 after December 13, there will be a rollover （ transfer ） of the PEUC 11-week extension. I think it will probably be done automatically. That turned out to be the meaning of the following message in the official announcement.

, so I understood that it is not necessary to take action by myself.

#181
Those who applied for EB20 received a call from the UI office asking if they would like to remain as EB20 applicants ？ or switch to the PEUC 11 week extension ？. I think this is what was in the official announcement for EB20 applicants.
Be sure to take any calls at this time of year, as it is very likely that you will receive a call. We recommend that you also check your e-mail box, including your spam box, just in case.

After reading this topic, I am a little worried.
For example, if the phone from UI rings while I am driving, I cannot answer the call because I am driving.
I can't go out because I'm worried that "if the phone hangs up without leaving an answering machine message, the next call will be several months away ？".

For example, if I cancel the EB20 that I have already applied for and switch to the PEUC 11-week extension, am I correct in understanding that I will not receive the above phone call ？
Also, if I cancel the EB20, please refer to "#4 Cancellation of PEUC or
I don't know how to apply for 11 weeks extension of PEUC after canceling EB20.

Can anyone please advise me if this is possible ？
Thank you in advance.

• Kote
• 2021/01/15 (Fri) 15:44
• Report

Dear Sunset, Dear all

I am a first time applicant from UI to PEUC 11 weeks.
Today I was able to apply.

I then got the following alert.
■ You have not filed a claim certification for previous week(s). Do you wish to file your Claim Certification or continue the Reactivate Claim process?

I have not been able to claim for more than 1/2 minute.
In this case, is it OK to select continue reactivate clam process
？

Please help me
.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/15 (Fri) 18:59
• Report

Asumi,
Thanks for sharing on Twitter. This sentence means "Those whose UI account balance has been exhaused or will be exhaused can apply for PEUC", so this is the application link for those who are switching from UI to PEUC.
↓
Claimants and only those claimants that have exhausted or are exhausting regular UI benefits may now apply for PEUC in the UI portal.

Kapahulu,
For those who have already applied for EB20, all we know at this time is that they will receive a call. You may want to contact the call center directly to see if you can send in a #4 cancellation form. However, my concern is "will the always slow UI office speed up the cancellation form process ？? It might be better to "avoid driving alone on the freeway" and "never leave your phone unattended all the time" at this time of year, as it is quicker to get a phone call.

Mr. Kote, as I informed you in
#193, not a single person who switched from UI today has successfully applied. Even if they did, the same message as Kote's was displayed, and everyone seems to be at a loss as to what to do. It is very likely that the UI system is not fully updated, so please contact the call center directly.

• カパフル
• mail
• 2021/01/15 (Fri) 22:50
• Report

Thank you Sunset
for your valuable advice.
I will try not to "stay away from my phone all the time" and wait for the call from UI.
Also, since you gave me an update on #201, I will call the call center and
inform them of my wish to "cancel the EB20 application and choose the PEUC 11 week extension".
Thank you so much for all your help ！.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/15 (Fri) 23:00
• Report

*I forgot to type so I deleted #201 and reposted.

I share a message from Anne, UI Director in today's interview video.

[Update].

●If you wish to cancel your EB20 application and opt for the PEUC 11 week extension, please call the call center.

●We are struggling to implement the $300 FPUC week due to the current UI system being the 1980 version. We are also working on a link to apply for the 11-week PEUC extension.

●If you have used up your PEUC 13-week extension account balance after the December 26th deadline, or if you still have a PEUC 13-week extension account balance, please wait now until the UI system is updated.

●The PEUC application link shown today, January 15, is for those switching from UI to PEUC.

That's all for now, but eventually a new link will be created to apply for the PEUC 11-week extension. Please check the UI system from time to time, as you did not clearly comment the date when the link will be installed.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/16 (Sat) 07:44
• Report

I have seen a few locos who have successfully applied for people switching from UI to PEUC, so I think it is safe to proceed to the application link.

Please make sure your UI account balance is zero or exhausted before applying. For more information, please refer to the "PEUC Unemployment Insurance 13-Week Extension Program" topic.

Glitches seem to be occurring, so please be sure to contact the UI office if you think you may have a glitch.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/16 (Sat) 17:56
• Report

I am still unable to file because it has not been approved and the new account balance is not in.

In cases like this, in the early PEUC 13-week extension season, the UI office would backdate you immediately by phone, but now they no longer seem to respond. Please refer to #708 in the "PEUC Unemployment Insurance 13 Week Extension Program" Topic.

You may want to contact the UI office to be sure.

• bibiriman
• mail
• 2021/01/17 (Sun) 09:37
• Report

Thank you Sunset for your always clear explanations. I have already applied for gross income for every file and received the difference in UI for each week I was back at work. After that, I was temporarily laid off again, and after applying for reactivation, I received my regular UI payment. Yesterday I finally received my unpaid pay check for last year's once back pay. I have already reported it in my UI file and the difference was already paid by UI. If I receive a check this time, do I have to report it as income again ？ or do I not have to report it since it is already in my UI file for past payroll ？ The difference between that payroll and the payroll sent to me is already filed and paid by UI. It has been paid and completed. The check came in, but this time 1 ／ 16 files did you receive residual pay, commission or other deductible income such as bonuses, or back pay? I don't think this item is applicable to the "Did you receive residual pay, commission or other deductible income such as bonuses, or back pay? I would appreciate it if you could tell me. Thank you in advance.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/17 (Sun) 11:21
• Report

Payroll minutes once filed do not need to be reported.

If you have not yet filed, please consult the UI office for instructions as the timing of the week you should file should be different for this last year.

• bibiriman
• mail
• 2021/01/17 (Sun) 12:26
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Sunset, thank you for taking the time to respond. Yes, I have already filed it. I am relieved to confirm that I do not need to report it. I would like to file 1/16 from now on. Thank you very much for your help. Thank you very much.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/17 (Sun) 14:01
• Report

Full Termination, Temporary Termination, Short-Term,
Part-Time, On-Call Everyone,

[Reminder]

It is strongly recommended that before reporting "Labor Income", "Severance Pay" and "Paid" in your weekly filing, you also check with your employer to make sure you agree in advance. （ For full termination, no reporting required if severance pay is deposited into a bank account after the date of resignation ）.

If there is a "difference" between the weekly reports of the applicant and the employer, it will prolong the review process for the PEUC 11-week extension and the EB20, which you will eventually apply for, just as it prolonged the review process for the PEUC 13-week extension. Please be careful.

*If you are switching from "PEUC13 weeks extension" to "PEUC11 weeks extension", it has been officially announced that "Application is not required", so there will be no examination.

• Masae
• 2021/01/17 (Sun) 18:51
• Report

Dear Sunset

Thank you for all your useful information.

I have a question about past weekly reports and files.

I just tried the January 9 file, but
Your week-ending date must be a Saturday. Please try again. ERR2234 message came up.

I was able to file January 16th successfully, but not January 9th.

Please try again.

Thank you very much.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/17 (Sun) 19:24
• Report

Masae,

Which of the following statuses are you in ？

① 1st PEUC account balance remaining
② 1st PEUC account balance cleanly exhausted at the close of December 26 （ ＝ Account balance is at zero ）
③ 1st PEUC account balance already exhausted at or before Dec 19 close
④ 1st PEUC account balance was insufficient and therefore Dec 26th closing payment was insufficient （ ＝ Account balance is Exhausted ）
⑤ 1st PEUC account balance and all EB20 account balances have been exhausted
⑥ EB20 Unsure about revocation
⑦ UI → Will be moving to PEUC 11 week extension

Was always Bi-weekly filing ？

• Masae
• 2021/01/18 (Mon) 12:33
• Report

Sunset

Thank you for your reply.

My status will be ①.

This morning, I opened the day and looked again at the Bi-weekly filing for January 9, and it filed successfully.
The error message also disappeared.

Regarding the error message, I tried filing after a day, and the problem was solved.

Thanks again for your advice.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/18 (Mon) 12:53
• Report

Masae,
I'm glad you were able to solve the problem.

Dear all,
I have checked since then and found that Glitch （ system error ） was the cause, and some people like Masae were able to file the next day, while others were able to file after waiting much longer. Some people were able to file the next day like Masae. If you get this message when you put the date in the filing, try waiting a few days.
↓
Your week-ending date must be a Saturday. Please try again.

If you are unable to file after a week, please contact the call center.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/19 (Tue) 06:49
• Report

kiki,

Glitch （ system error ） caused by ？ the impact of the PEUC 11 week extension system and the introduction of the $300/week program seems to have caused a great many people to receive displays they have no idea about, including this display. In the case of Glitch, they seem to be able to fix it by calling the call center. Please ask the call center to investigate the cause of this display.
↓
PENDING DECISION ON YOUR ABILITY AND AVILABILITY FOR WORK

Usually the reasons are as follows, but probably none of them apply to kiki. If you are working short hours or part time, please double check with your employer to be sure what kind of work report your employer has done.

●You clicked NO to the "Are you available to work ？" question in your filing

●You turned down an offer from your employer to come to work

●You were absent without Paid Sick Leave or Absent from work without Paid Sick Leave or Paid Time Off

●Location issues with your phone or computer

●Filed from out of state

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/19 (Tue) 08:19
• Report

[EB20 Cancellation]

I have received a head-shaking share for the UI Office, so I am sharing it with you in a hurry.

The official announcement from the UI office says that if you apply for EB20 after December 13, it will not be processed.
↓
https://labor.hawaii.gov/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/CARES-EX-Progs20210105.pdf

But if you apply for EB20 on December 14 and However, there was a person who applied for EB20 on Dec. 14, and the closing date of Dec. 19 was "Processed" and the money was deposited. If you have received the deposit, it is unlikely that you will be able to cancel your EB20.

Because of this, we strongly recommend that those who are thinking of canceling their EB20 application not only wait for the UI office to call to confirm their intent to cancel, but also voluntarily call the call center themselves. You may also try e-mail or fax.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/19 (Tue) 09:20
• Report

（ IMPORTANT ） Spoofing Emails]

It seems that someone is sending harassing emails impersonating my handle sunset. Or it could be a false statement. （ There are more and more lonely people who do this kind of thing. ）

Please be assured that I will not send you one-sided emails. Please be assured that I will not send you one-sided emails. Please be aware that there is a possibility that some fun-loving person is intentionally faking the content of the advice.

If you receive a harassing or cryptic e-mail, please do not reply to it, block it, and immediately report it to Vivinavi. Please also send me a copy of the content of the email from the harasser and the sender's ID.

There is only one caller ID and it cannot be spoofed. The sender's ID is written like this in the "From" section of the incoming mail.
↓
vnt_●●●●●●●●●●@vivinavi.com

Thank you very much.

• aloha
• 2021/01/19 (Tue) 14:28
• Report

Kiki
Hello.

I am in exactly the same situation as Kiki.
1 ／ I have been in PENDING since closing 9 and also the Description message is "PENDING DECISION ON YOUR ABILITY AND AVILABILITY FOR WORK".
I have been calling the call center but can't seem to get through. 😥

• ちゃちゃ
• 2021/01/19 (Tue) 14:47
• Report

We run out of PEUC on 12/19 and then just wait until the extension program is updated.
As a guideline, we are told about 2 more weeks.
Hoping for a bug-free system to be updated...
It may take some more time, but let's hang in there.

They say that trained staff will be answering the phone from Thursday, so I hope things will improve little by little.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/19 (Tue) 17:19
• Report

It is very likely Glitch that both kiki and aloha had the same display on the January 9 closing filing. I hope that somehow the phone will be connected.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/19 (Tue) 21:50
• Report

Kiki,

I'm really glad you got this resolved. Maybe you read my email, or maybe you started working on fixing Glitch. I know it is really hard for the UI office staff working on the old UI system, unlike the new version of the PUA system. I wish aloha continued success in resolving this issue.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/20 (Wed) 07:49
• Report

To those who are wondering about EB20 cancellation,

Please read Lily's valuable information sharing in #778 in the "PEUC Unemployment Insurance 13 Week Extension Program" topic.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/20 (Wed) 08:33
• Report

To those of you who choose to extend your PEUC 11 weeks,

[Benefit Year deadlines in March and early April]

I have an important share and I have reconfirmed it directly with the person who posted the share and I am sharing it with you. I think this is great news.

I know there are many people whose Benefit Year expires earlier than April 10, and since the PEUC 11-week extension is a federally-determined Corona unemployment program, "the Benefit Year deadline is irrelevant. Please do not submit a second Initial Application when the Benefit Year deadline changes, but continue filing weekly and wait for the Benefit Year deadline to be automatically extended.

The timeline should look like this.

PEUC 11 week extension Start of payments
↓
Benefit Year due
↓
Do not file a second Initial Application
↓
Continue filing weekly

Note:
The basic stance of the UI Office is that they do not provide unemployment insurance to keep the unemployment insurance fund. This is why the UI office is very strict about voluntary resignation, refusal to report to work, dismissal on disciplinary grounds, filing for a stay in Japan, and refusal to accept an offer letter for a new job.

Because of that stance, the call center says that the line is "submit a second Initial Application. However, they say that this is wrong advice, because if you submit a second Initial Application as told by the call center while you are in the process of receiving a PEUC 11-week extension, the cancellation process may become systematically complicated and the Initial Application may not be processed as it is. If you submit a second Initial Application during the process of receiving a PEUC 11-week extension, the cancellation procedure will be complicated by the system, and if the Initial Application is processed as is, your WBA will drop dramatically.

• disney
• mail
• 2021/01/20 (Wed) 10:35
• Report

Hi, I'm a new member of the team, and I'd like to start a new chapter.

Your maximum benefit amount has already been paid,

In this case, I should wait until I can apply for an extension of 11 weeks for PEUC ？

Last time I applied for PEUC, it took a long time.
I'm getting anxious because it took me so long to get PEUC last time.

• AMISAMI
• mail
• 2021/01/20 (Wed) 11:07
• Report

I received the following message when I made a claim after applying for PEUC.

Please read the following:

Before you can be properly paid, you must have your unemployment records updated
with the

Your claim must be reopened since it is currently inactive. You must do this no
later than seven days from today's date.

Does anyone know how to reactivate it?

• bibiriman
• mail
• 2021/01/20 (Wed) 11:08
• Report

Sunset, thank you for always explaining and teaching so clearly. Regarding the situation in #84 ①, since I received the difference payment when I returned to work, the remaining amount that is Benefit will be insufficient for the next WBA payment. In that case, should I still continue to file ？ I would appreciate it if you could let me know. Thank you in advance.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/20 (Wed) 13:24
• Report

disney,
Please read #104 in this topic.

AMISAMI,
Is your account balance inactive ？ and what is the Benefit Year expiration date ？

bibiriman,
I think you have not read the previous From your question, it seems that you have not read the "PEUC Unemployment Insurance 13 Week Extension Program" Topic, so please use #158 of this Topic as a guide and read the entire Topic once （ The same pattern of information is shared by bibiriman ）. If you can't read it all, you can ask the call center to lecture you once about how unemployment insurance works.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/20 (Wed) 14:14
• Report

Malo,

I apologize for misreading you earlier, we have to wait until the PEUC 11-week extension program is introduced in the system, and we should not try to solve the problem with a Reactivate a Claim application, as there is no case at all at the moment.

• Malo
• 2021/01/20 (Wed) 14:16
• Report

Mr. SUNSET

Thank you very much for all your help.

Currently, the first PEUC has been exhausted and the following text is displayed.

The maximum benefits on your claim have been exhausted. as of 01/20/2021 you have been paid $ 0000*.
* This does not include any special payments.

Reactivate a Claim will alert you.
Weekly Claim filing is also not possible.
I wonder if we have to wait for UI update ？

Thank you very much.

• Malo
• 2021/01/20 (Wed) 14:38
• Report

sunset-san

Thank you very much for your prompt reply.

I seem to have written to BibiNavi at the same time, so I duplicated your message
and I apologize for the confusion in the exchange.

I always really appreciate your time.
Many people really appreciate and help sunset who volunteers to do this.
Thank you so much.

• クリス
• mail
• 2021/01/20 (Wed) 14:50
• Report

Dear Sunset and everyone

thank you for all your valuable information.
I am sending you a message to let you know.
I have a claim from my best friend,
reg ui 26 weeks
peuc1 is already in process and has been successfully paid and closed.

The current status is
"The claim has expired as of 11/16/20"
.

They have applied to EB, but it was not approved because the benefit year
ends on 11/16.

In this case, should I leave
● this without doing anything?
When peuc2 is introduced, will the extension be reflected?

● Or do I have to make a new initial claim? If the new initial claim is qualified, will the peuc2 extension be reflected?

Sorry to bother you all, but could you please let me know if you know what is going on or if you are in the same situation?

Thank you very much.

• bibiriman
• mail
• 2021/01/20 (Wed) 15:06
• Report

Sunset
Thanks for your reply. I will read the topi again. Thank you very much.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/20 (Wed) 17:20
• Report

Chris,

This is a new case for me, so I talked to the Veteran Responsible Team, and based on the Benefit Year deadline timing, I think your friend was receiving unemployment insurance for other reasons before the Corona happened. In conclusion, I would like to suggest that you continue to wait for the introduction of the PEUC 11-week extension system for those who have exhausted their PEUC account balance.

As to whether your friend who has been receiving unemployment insurance since the winter before last would need to submit a second Initial Application, "We will have to wait until the guidance on the PEUC 11-week extension for those who were receiving unemployment insurance before Corona is specifically We will not know until the guidance on the 11-week PEUC extension for those who received unemployment insurance prior to Corona is clarified". In other words, please keep the status quo and wait for the PEUC 11-week extension application link to appear.

If the application link appears, try to apply and if you are instructed to submit a second Initial Application, please do so. However, if you have not worked at all since you first became unemployed, "the second Initial Application may be rejected" or "the second Initial Application review may take longer. Even if the second Initial Application is approved, the WBA will be considerably lower. Even if you have been working part time during your unemployment, your WBA will be considerably lower. This was the case.

If your second Initial Application is denied, try the PUA application after you receive the UI Denial letter. The deadline to apply for the PUA with the extended payment period is March 13 at this time.
↓
https://labor.hawaii.gov/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/CARES-Ex-Summary20210105.pdf

On a different note, the EB20 The Base Period is stated in the approval letter you received in the mail when you applied for UI for the very first time. It is written in the letter.

Finally. Since the overwhelming majority of people on the Vivinavi Topic have been unemployed since March or April of last year, there seems to be little information shared by those who became unemployed the year before last. Therefore, please encourage them to check out the Facebook group "Hawaii Unempoyment Updates&Support Group". There are many locals who have been receiving unemployment insurance for a long time before Corona for other reasons, and it would be very helpful to hear from them.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/20 (Wed) 18:38
• Report

[Revision #184]

Here is a general summary of what we know as of today and
what we don't know.

- PEUC 11-week extension -
● Corona Unemployment Prevention Program
● Only one application
● 11 weeks paid （ December 27 to close March 13 ）
Application deadline is March 13
●Extension of payment is possible until the end of April 10 as long as the total PEUC period does not exceed 24 weeks （ 24 weeks means 13 weeks for the first half and 11 weeks for the second half ）
●Even if the Benefit Year expires in the middle of receiving benefits, you can still receive benefits. If you have remaining balance in your PEUC 13-week extension account, no application is required&Retroactive OK
●If you used up your PEUC 13-week extension account balance after the December 26th closing date, no application is required&Retroactive OK application not required&retroactive OK
●If you used up your PEUC 13-week extension account balance before the December 19th closing date, retroactive OK after the January 2nd closing date, but not for the December 19th and 26th closing dates
●If you are switching from UI, application PEUC review required
●$300 per week FPUC from Jan 2 to Mar 13

- EB20 -
●Not Corona unemployment program
●Apply only once
●Only one application is required Only one application ●13 weeks paid
●No application due date
●Program discontinued when unemployment rate falls below 5%
●PEUC account balance must be exhausted
●Retroactive OK
●If EB20 account balance is exhausted before March 13 deadline If you have used up your account balance, you may apply for a PEUC 11-week extension. However, the phrase "may eligible" in the official announcement means that it is by no means guaranteed, but only "possible".
●Confirmation of intent to continue EB20 will be called
●$300 per week FPUC is available from Jan 2 to Mar 13

Official announcement link:
https://labor.hawaii.gov/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/CARES-EX-Progs20210105.pdf

We need your input on this one.
Thank you very much.
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- Unanswered questions -
● If you are in the middle of receiving "EB20" and the Benefit Year expiration date has passed and you do not file a second Initial Application, you will continue to receive the remainder of your "EB20". ？
●Can I apply for "EB20" after the Benefit Year has expired after I have used up my "PEUC 11 Week Extension" account balance ？ Do I have to submit a second Initial Application? ？
●After the "EB20" account balance is exhausted and the Benefit Year expiration date has passed, can I apply for the "PEUC 11-week extension" ？ Do I have to submit a second Initial Application? ？ Do I have to submit a second Inital Application?

• カパフル
• mail
• 2021/01/21 (Thu) 10:17
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Thank you all for your hard work.
Sunset, thank you so much for all your valuable information.

I posted one case to share the information.

My situation is that I used up my PEUC （ 1st ） on 12/26 and applied for EB20 on 1/2.
A few minutes later, I received an auto-reply email.
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"Your application for Extend Benefits has been submitted on 01/02/2021 04:40 PM. Your confirmation number is ●●●●●●●●-●-●●. "
*There is a confirmation number, but I understand that it is only a number that says "Your application for EB20 has been sent" and not "Your application for EB20 has been accepted".

After this, I have been logging into the UI website every day, but there is no sign of EB20 being active and I am still unable to file a Claim.

Like you, I have called the UI office several times, but
they seem to be very busy and I cannot get through.
In a desperate attempt, I sent an email to the UI office last night and just received a reply.
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As the EB 20 has not been processed, you will be eligible for the PEUC 2.
However, the PEUC 2 has not been implemented yet.
Should take an additional 1-2 weeks.

In my case, it seems that my EB 20 application was not accepted. （ Maybe it was just a coincidence ）
I still have to wait now.

I hope this helps everyone.

• カパフル
• mail
• 2021/01/21 (Thu) 10:26
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I just posted #253 and I would like to add an explanation because I did not explain it well enough.
I sent an email to the UI office saying, "I want to cancel my EB20 because I want to change it to an 11 week extension for PEUC." This is the content of the email.

My sincere apologies.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/21 (Thu) 18:27
• Report

Kapahulu,

Thank you for your always exquisite timing and valuable sharing.

There was a person who applied for EB20 on December 14 and was waiting for a call from the UI office to confirm his/her intention to continue EB20, but it was processed without receiving a call. This is despite the fact that the UI office had officially announced that "EB20 applications will not be processed after December 13."

Hence, it seems to be a good idea to just inform them of your intention to cancel your EB20 application, even if only by e-mail, as Kapahulu did. As long as the call center is not connected at all, it seemed to me that it would be better to just send an e-mail and wait for the rest.

Regarding the PEUC 11 week extension, it will take another week or two for the system to be installed. It is still going to take longer as Anne, the UI director, commented in the video interview.

Thank you so much for everything, Kapahulu.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/21 (Thu) 18:45
• Report

To those of you who plan to cancel EB20,

I have heard many people say that the call center is completely disconnected. Moreover, even though the UI director announced in a video interview on January 15 that people who want to cancel EB20 should call the call center, the call center does not seem to accept cancellations.

Hence, I suggest you leave evidence by emailing the EB20 cancellation intent. I feel that we should give up on the call center and just wait for the introduction of the PEUC 11-week extension.

Be sure to include your name, the last four digits of your social security number, the address, phone number, and e-mail address you used to register your account in the e-mail. Also, please include the conformation number that was emailed to you when you applied for EB20.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/21 (Thu) 20:43
• Report

Unempoyment Quality Control]

A randomly selected number of you will receive an email from the UI office titled "Quality Control Review Claimants Questionnaire".

The content of the email will read.
"You've been selected for a Quality Control review. Please see attached the documents for completion by ●/●/2021. As reported in the recent media news, the federal government's Department of Labor will be investigating the UI office in Hawaii to check if the UI office employees are following the correct procedures.

In Japanese, this is similar to an "audit" conducted by an accountant on a company. In other words, we are helping the federal government's Department of Labor audit the State of Hawaii's UI office.

So it is not a SCAM email, please submit the items specified in the email by the deadline （ Submissions include passport, driver license, social security card, etc ）. Please check your e-mail box from time to time just in case it comes to your spam folder.

Read more here.
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https://www.ctdol.state.ct.us/gendocs/QCclmtbrochure.pdf

Federal Department of Labor, Hawaii UI ・ PUA office acts illegally They are also concerned that they are wasting Unemployment Insurance Funds by failing to identify applicants, so perhaps a review will be initiated. The recent PUA office's initiation of rules for sole proprietors to submit proof of income may be part of this. That's all for now, but after reading the painful and perplexing feelings of those of you who are in dire straits such as too long PENDING, etc., I have always felt that the UI office in the state of Hawaii has become so dysfunctional that slow Hawaiian time is no longer applicable. I have always felt that Quality Control is a really good thing because it will give the UI office a chance to improve.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/22 (Fri) 08:38
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To those of you who
have been approved for a 13-week PEUC extension after waiting more than a month for a PENDING

Overpayment payment
To those who have been approved for a 13-week PEUC extension

[Please]

Even now Many of you are still waiting for the approval of your PEUC 13-week extension. Even though the PEUC 11-week extension for those who have exhausted their PEUC account balance will start soon, they are still unable to apply for the extension.

I think you can best understand the pain and stress of those who are waiting for the long approval process. Please move it to the "PEUC not yet approved" topic and share the information in a timeline style. ？ Thank you very much.

（ Example ）
●May●:Apply for 13 weeks extension of PEUC
●May●:Call UI office for reminder
●May●:Overpayment payment received and paid
●May●:Approved
●May●Day:Deposit

*I would appreciate it if you could advise them how many times you contacted the UI office to urge them and how you said.

*We would appreciate it if you could advise them which method of payment contact you received, mail, email, or phone.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/22 (Fri) 13:15
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How UI office contacted overpayment]

Recent （ Within 3 months back from today ） I went through again the examples of how UI office contacted applicants, not only for PEUC 13 weeks extension but also for PEUC 11 weeks extension and EB20. This is relevant not only for the PEUC 13 week extension but also for the PEUC 11 week extension and EB20, so please refer to this for future reference.

● Calls and asks how you want to pay
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Various suggestions such as "deduct from your account balance ？", "deduct from future weekly filing payments ？", "pay by check ？" It seems that you will be offered a variety of suggestions. If you agree to deduct the amount from your weekly filing, the amount will be displayed in the Details section under the title "Overpayment Offset Deduction".

●Payment notification letter will be sent by mail
↑
Someone tried to send a check unilaterally without waiting for the letter, but it was not accepted and the problem could not be solved, so please wait until you receive the letter.

●A phone call comes and instructs you to apply for Reactivate a Claim or File a Claim Certification
↑
The adjuster adjusts the applicant's account in the system. Please do not try to apply until you receive a phone call.

*We re-share the previous announcement from the UI director regarding overpayment.
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https://labor.hawaii.gov/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/Dir-Estaquio-PEUC-Messaage20201113.pdf?fbclid=IwAR0NyX-x_62PzZTqzt2sHDL4EpDPUnIzsp2cnzESoNfs0z_m0gEZEOSWmj4

If the overpayment is due to intentional false filing, the PEUC application will be reviewed for approval. In this case, please contact the call center and they will tell you that the application is being reviewed. If it is determined that you have filed a false application, your UI account will be banned for two years. If you are misled by the false filing, please contact the Legal Aid organization in Hawaii.

That's all I have to say, but again, in looking for examples, there are absolutely no cases where the overpayment process was completed quickly by the applicant contacting them, and they are just told to wait for the adjuster to contact them. The call center staff does not have the authority to process overpayments, and the adjuster seems to be in charge.

• UI
• 2021/01/23 (Sat) 12:47
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以前UIの件でEメールをし、助けて頂いたSenator OfficeからのUNEMPLOYMENT UPDATEが届きましたのでシェア致します。

PEUC: This federally funded program added 13 weeks of benefits for UI claimants who exhausted their 26 weeks of standard state UI benefits. Late last month Congress and the President approved an additional 11-week extension (for a total of 24 weeks of benefits). But the extension has not yet launched in Hawaii so only people who have not exhausted their initial 13 weeks can receive PEUC by applying and certifying their claims. If you have exhausted your initial round of PEUC you cannot; you can wait for the 11-week extension or apply for Extended Benefits, known as EB20 (more on that below). The DLIR hopes to launch the extension before the end of January.

EB20: The DLIR is not automatically processing EB20 applications submitted after Dec. 13, but claimants can call the DLIR Call Center toll free at 833-901-2272 or 833-901-2275 to ask that their application for Extended Benefits be processed if that is their preference. The DLIR stopped auto-processing EB20 applications so that claimants could instead claim the PEUC extension. This makes sense for claimants who have enough money to tide them over, as the preferred progression is from UI to PEUC to EB, a timeline that maximizes the number of weeks a claimant receives benefits. However, it also means the claimant would receive no payments while waiting for the PEUC extension.

Standard UI: Benefits for claimants who have not exhausted their 26 weeks of standard state UI are flowing normally.

PUA (Pandemic Unemployment Compensation): Benefits for the self-employed and others not eligible for standard UI are flowing normally, with the $300 weekly plus-up. One new rule: PUA claimants must document that they are self-employed (previously they could self-certify).

MEUC (Mixed Earner Unemployment Compensation): Hawaii will participate in this federally funded program, which will pay an extra $100 a week to eligible claimants who earned too much from an employer to be eligible for PUA but too little to get much in standard UI. This likely will be the last of the new benefits to be paid and may arrive as a lump sum. DLIR has no implementation timetable currently.

FPUC (Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation) Claimants receiving PUA, UI, PEUC or EB20 are eligible for the $300 weekly plus-up. But due to difficulties in reprogramming the DLIR mainframe for the new programs, the FPUC currently is being paid only to PUA claimants. Known as “Plus Up Payments” FPUC in Hawaii is flowing only to PUA recipients at this point, because PUA claims are not processed on Hawaii’s aging mainframe computer. This means that all other claimants eligible for the $300 weekly plus-up benefit, including those on standard Unemployment Insurance (UI), initial Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation (PEUC), or Extended Benefits (EB20) are not yet receiving payment. The department hopes to finalize the programming of FPUC payments for those claimants within the next week. Payments will be made retroactively as necessary.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/23 (Sat) 17:22
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Thank you for sharing. I see that you have elaborated on the official announcement made by Governor Ige at the end of the year.
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https://labor.hawaii.gov/blog/news/6525/

The goal is to have the PEUC 11 week extension system in place by February... The federal Department of Labor is investigating the UI office, so I can't help but think that maybe there is some informal guidance going on and that's why it's being extended.

• Jojo
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• 2021/01/24 (Sun) 10:13
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Hello all
This morning, I claimed the weekly report (1/23/2013) as usual and
I got a message saying that you are filling too early.
I had been claiming weekly, but suddenly
I was worried about claiming by weekly.
Has anyone ever been in a similar situation ？
with the PEUC11 system not yet set up, should I really file a by weekly claim ？ next week?
By the way, I still have PEUC 13 balance for 2 weeks.

• クリス
• 2021/01/24 (Sun) 20:04
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Dear Sunset

I apologize for the delay in replying to you.
Thank you very much for your research.
I told my best friend as it is.

Unrelated, another friend of mine just returned from a 3 month vacation.
He said that UI contacted him and pointed out that he had been on vacation for 3 months.
If you are on vacation or planning a vacation,
please be careful. It is
illegal to ask someone to make a weekly claim on your behalf, so please be careful
not to ask someone to do it for you, or to accept it if you are asked to do so.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/24 (Sun) 20:37
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JoJo,
Many of the locos are also suddenly bi-weekly at this time.

Chris,
I am hearing various information unofficially, but I have a feeling that things are going to get a lot tougher with the federal labor department coming in.

• Nick
• 2021/01/25 (Mon) 00:06
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#267 sunset

I feel sorry for my friends who are in Hawaii and have been living on Pending for 2 months on savings.

If they are out of the state of Hawaii and receiving UI benefits, it would be completely illegal.

What kind of punishment or fine is there?

Don't ask family or friends to file for you.

Is Hawaii the only state that has not received any money for 8 weeks, not even $300 a week in additional assistance yet ？

Please help those who are Pending for petty reasons for that amount as soon as possible ！ ！ ！

Please help us.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/25 (Mon) 07:56
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It is written on page 4.
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https://labor.hawaii.gov/ui/files/2018/11/UI-Benefits-Handbook-UC-266-Rev-3.4.19.pdf

Not only this, but your Social Security number also says that the illegal activity will be on your record for the rest of your life. Those who understand what this means later on will be fine, as they will not be doing anything illegal and will not be taking on a filing agent.

• クリス
• mail
• 2021/01/25 (Mon) 08:14
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For those of you who are currently claiming

my friend still has a balance in reg UI and seems to have received EXTRA 300 for his claim last week, so if you are still claiming
in PEUC1, reg UI, you may want to check your account. ！

Also, my friend who is on vacation
didn't seem to have made any claims while away from Hawaii
so that's good.
ui side told me that they were told that they would not be paid while they were away from Hawaii. \모듈을 보보보보보보................ \ \cHB9863}
I was worried about how she was doing since she was a friend who didn't know much about ui
I'm glad I didn't ask my family who stayed in Hawaii to file a claim on my behalf.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/25 (Mon) 08:36
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[Regarding the $300 FPUC per week]

Those with UI account balances, those with PEUC 13-week extended account balances, and those with EB20 accounts have begun receiving their payments as soon as their weekly filing from the January 2 close shows "processed".

However, only a small percentage of those who fall into the above categories are still eligible, so it appears that the UI office has not started disbursing payments to all eligible individuals at once, but is working on a rolling basis.

Please do not rush and see how things go this week and next week.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/25 (Mon) 10:50
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[reposted]

If people have comments or complaints about the UI Office, as we told you in #731 of the "PEUC Unemployment Insurance 13 Week Extension Program" Topic and #156 of the "PEUC 11 Week Extension Program （ PEUC 2nd ）" Topic, Hawaii Please apply directly to the government.

Personally, I think that if you gather together a large number of your colleagues and friends and appeal to the federal government's Department of Labor, which is a third party, and the Hawaii State Legal Aid organization, which has the power to influence the federal government, you will have a better chance of being taken seriously.

As long as people think "someone will sue on my behalf," there will be no improvement. Also, while it is important to voice your opinions and complaints, what is more important is "action".

It is a good idea to send a letter signed jointly by representatives introducing themselves and explaining in detail what problems they are encountering with the UI office in each case （ If you do not clearly identify yourself with your full name and address, the federal government and legal aid organizations will not let you through. Aid organizations may not be able to go through you if your full name and address are not clear ）.

Federal Department of Labor:
https://www.dol.gov/general/contact

Legal Aid organizations:
https://www.legalaidhawaii.org

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/25 (Mon) 17:15
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As some of you may know from Twitter, the call center phone numbers for non-English speaking countries, including Japanese, have been announced.
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UI call center has staff that speak the following languages: Ilocano, Tagalog, Japanese, Korean, Mandarin, Pohnpei, Spanish, Visayan and German (833)-901-2272 (833)-901-2275

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/26 (Tue) 06:57
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[About the Details display]

I have a new share to share. Randomly selected people will be contacted by the UI office to request a report on their job search, and those who do not respond to the contact will receive the following indication. Contact can be made by phone, email, or mail.
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Pending decision as to whether you did not report as scheduled for ERI.

ERI stands for Eligibility Review Interview. At this time, Governor Ige has not yet declared you exempt from job search activities for this year.

Also on page 3 of the handbook:
https://labor.hawaii.gov/ui/files/2018/11/UI-Benefits-Handbook-UC-266-Rev-3.4.19.pdf

I am only speculating based on the description in the handbook, but it may be that those who are not working at all, other than temporarily laid off, short time or part time, will be selected to submit a report. Those who are totally unemployed and not working may want to register with Hirenet just to be safe.

Also, you will receive emails from companies through Hirenet inviting you to join their team. If the job description is not suitable for you, it may be safer to reply with a reasonable reason instead of ignoring the e-mail.

There has been a sudden increase in the number of applicants who are getting this indication, most likely due to the federal government's on-the-ground investigation.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/26 (Tue) 19:09
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[1099 Forms]

The 1099 forms for tax returns have been updated in the UI system. Please read #165 in this Topic for more information.

Glitch （ System error ） is too much in the UI system, so I suggest you double check to make sure the amounts are really correct.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/27 (Wed) 08:10
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（ #271 continued ） ]

Even though everything after January 2 is marked as "processed," only the payment for the payment due on January 9 is paid, or only the payment for the payment due on January 16 is paid, etc. It seems that the payment is not made all at once from the last day of January 2 to the last day of January 16.

This is also something that the UI office is working on sequentially, so please do not be hasty and wait and see.

• k
• 2021/01/28 (Thu) 12:05
• Report

Hello, I applied for PEUC a long time ago and received no confirmation email due to a web error, but for some reason the UI said my status was fine, and my payment was stopped for more than 2 months from around 10/21, and I applied for EB20 as it was.

After that, I also got an error after submitting my EB20 application, so I called UI and asked them to fix the glich with the help of this forum.
About 2 weeks after that, I received a PEUC certification letter from UI and was able to receive assistance. Maybe the word "glich" was good after all. I had called UI several times before, but nothing had changed.
However, two of my claims have been disqualified because the PEUC payment has expired even though the claim period is now 04/11/2021.
When I called about the glich I also asked about the EB20 error and was told that was also completed. (The confirmation email did not come because of the error...)

I think the UI staff is having a hard time with the unprecedented number of unemployed people, so I didn't want to give them too much trouble 💦
I think I can make a claim, so as far as this forum is concerned, I think I should wait and see what happens for a while.

• Nick
• 2021/01/28 (Thu) 16:18
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Thank you sunset and everyone

for your help. Report.

I have PEUC balance left.

Four weeks of additional support × $ 300 ＝ $ 1200 was deposited together this week.

And one of our friends whose PEUC had not been transferred for several weeks, also got his regular and additional support together in the process.

I hope others will be in the process as soon as possible.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/28 (Thu) 18:45
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K,
Glitch terms seem to make sense to the call center very quickly. If you apply for EB20 after December 13, I believe the system will switch to the PEUC 11-week extension for those who have used up their PEUC account balance. According to the locals who talked to the call center, the system for the PEUC 11-week extension is scheduled to be implemented this weekend.
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https://labor.hawaii.gov/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/CARES-EX-Progs20210105.pdf

Nick,
Good to hear!

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/29 (Fri) 08:29
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[$300 FPUC weekly （ #271, #276 continued ） ]

It appears that those who have used up their PEUC account balance and are waiting for their PEUC 11-week extension have also started receiving their payments.

The UI office may be paying everyone in order rather than all at once for all closings, so those who have not yet been paid should wait and see.

• CATS
• 2021/01/29 (Fri) 09:34
• Report

Dear Mr. Sunset,

According to various information, if a person applies for EB20 after December 13, 2020,
the application itself is invalid, even if he/she receives a Confirmation number. Is it OK to wait for PEUC2 （ second 11 weeks extension ） automatically as the first announcement ？
The first announcement said that we should wait for the UI office to call us to confirm our choice between EB20 and PEUC2, but now that February is coming, I can't see any movement at all. However, it is now almost February, and people around me who have been watching the situation are beginning to get nervous.
The balance of the first 13 weeks of PEUC was zero in December （ For example, I received zero for December 19, and my friend received zero for December 12 ） and
Since CLAIM itself is not available, $300 per week of FPUC, which should be paid from January 2 in the New Year, is also in limbo.
I have not received any payment at all.
Do I need to call or email the UI office to express my intention （ to choose between EB20 or PEUC2 ）
or should I wait and see ？
? ？
If I have to contact you, what is the best way （ to do so ）
I would appreciate it if you could tell me what topic I should double check if I am reading something wrong.

• キャンディ
• mail
• 2021/01/29 (Fri) 10:16
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Dear CATS, Mr. sunset, Dear all

Good morning to all of you.

I have an EB20 application in December and was planning to cancel it and move forward to wait for PEUC 11 weeks. But after seeing the interview with the director on the news this morning I am confused again.

He told me that an email will be sent on Sunday.
It seems to be about choosing EB or waiting for PEUC 2 to begin.
But every time the conversation changes, I honestly can't decide what is the best choice.


https://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/2021/01/29/still-waiting-unemployment-benefits-many-hawaiis-jobless-face-more-delays/

• キャンディ
• mail
• 2021/01/29 (Fri) 18:17
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Mr. Honey

It is even more troubling because we can't do it ourselves.

• 混乱
• 2021/01/29 (Fri) 20:15
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I am always very grateful to see them and find them very helpful.
I have managed to get through so far with the sharing of SUNSET and everyone else. SUNSET and others have helped me a lot and I've managed to survive so far 😀


By the way, Hawaii is slow or not able to work ？ or I don't understand what they are saying.

I'm wondering, this PEUC2 and $ 30011 week payment is from Federal and not a Benefit that is always paid because the President signed it ？ EB20 is from State ？
and that is from UI I don't understand what you are also saying that if you don't apply for the director's EB20, you will lose the retroactive amount backpay, am I not understanding you correctly ？
I feel sorry for those pending from October.

And yet PUAs are being paid without problems. Moreover, $ 300 is also paid without any problem ！
I really don't understand.

PEUC2 is also waiting for approval, but $ some people have started receiving 300, but in this case ？ 11 weeks have passed since the additional payment started on 1/2.
I was prepared to wait another 2 months or so, but it is infuriating to hear the news.

• ハル
• 2021/01/29 (Fri) 21:17
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Mr. Sunset

"It appears that those who have exhausted their PEUC account balances and are waiting for the 11 week PEUC extension have also started receiving payments."

Does this mean those who continue to file at zero ？
Is their current states PENDING ？ or is it DISQUALIFYING since they have zero ？

Does Details also get
"MAXIMUM BENEFIT ALLOWABLE FOR ENTIRE CLAIM IS EXHAUSTED"
？?

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/29 (Fri) 22:31
• Report

Hal,

I am very sorry for the lack of explanation.

The closing balance of the PEUC 13-week extension account that was exhaused was not "processed", yet $300 per week was paid, and after the balance was used up, it has not yet been paid.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/29 (Fri) 22:48
• Report

CATS, Candy,
Honey, Confusion, and
everyone waiting for the system implementation of the PEUC 11-week extension

In conclusion, there are no changes, the same as the official announcement that was previously press released. Please also read #252 in this Topic.
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https://labor.hawaii.gov/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/CARES-EX-Progs20210105.pdf

The team responsible, key members of other groups and myself read and discussed the news today. I totally agree with them, but the view of the responsible team and key members is that "Casey Lund, who wrote this very confusingly worded article, is most likely not familiar with the PEUC 11 week extension and EB20.
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https://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/2021/01/29/still-waiting-unemployment-benefits-many-hawaiis-jobless-face-more-delays/

The "Gap weeks" mentioned in this article and in the new interview video by Anne, the UI director, are the "December 19th and 26th deadlines," which are the weeks when PEUC accounts are used up early. In other words, it does not mean "if you don't apply for EB20 now, you will lose all back pay," but rather "you will lose back pay for the December 19th and 26th closing dates," which is the explanation for those who have used up their PEUC account balance early. Please take another look at this one.
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https://labor.hawaii.gov/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/CARES-EX-Progs20210105.pdf

And now the new information revealed is is [if you apply for EB20 now, it will be approved and paid in 2 days]. And [those who have applied for EB20 will receive an email on Sunday confirming whether they wish to continue ？ or cancel ？ their EB20 application.

As "confused" said, the "PEUC 11 week extension" is paid by the federal government and the "EB20" is paid by the Hawaiian government. So, the UI office would be able to speedily approve the EB20, which is 2 days. Those who have run out of assets and cannot afford food or rent tomorrow or those who have enough unemployment insurance until March should apply for "EB20". Those who can wait while making ends meet and those who are likely to be unemployed for a long time should continue to wait for the "PEUC 11-week extension".

However, those who are thinking of applying for "EB20" should remember this. → As I said in #252 of this Topic, the deadline for the "PEUC 11-week extension" is March 13, and the extension of the payment is due by the April 10 deadline. In other words, if you apply for "EB20" now, you will only be paid until April 10, even if you apply for the PEUC 11-week extension and are approved after you have used up your EB20 account balance before March 13. before deciding to apply for EB20. See also.
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https://labor.hawaii.gov/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/CARES-Ex-Summary20210105.pdf

Around March, President Biden administration's Congress may add new programs like this PEUC 11-week extension program. Or it may not add it. Nothing has been decided by Congress at this time, only "PEUC 11-week extension" and "EB20" exist.

That's all for now, but if there is a major rule change, the UI office will not announce it in the media news, but will officially announce it in a press release, so if you get media news like this one, please recheck first to see if there was a press release Please check again first to see if there was a press release.
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https://labor.hawaii.gov/news-and-events/

For the UI Office, which is still sending out incomprehensible messages, the responsible team and key members should ask the UI Director to We are in the process of strongly encouraging the UI Director to formally announce a clear and easy-to-understand explanation.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/29 (Fri) 23:07
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[Revision #252]

Here is a general summary of what we know as of today and
what we don't know.

- PEUC 11 week extension -
● Federal program
● Corona Unemployment Prevention Program
● Only one application
● 11 weeks paid （ December 27 to March 13 ）
●Applications must be received by March 13th
●Payment can be extended until April 10th as long as the total PEUC does not exceed 24 weeks （ 24 weeks means the first 13 weeks + the second 11 weeks ）
●Benefit Year expiration is allowed in the middle of the payment period If there is still balance in the account, application is not required&Retroactive application is allowed
●Extension of 13 weeks of PEUC is allowed after December 26th ●Extension of 13 weeks of PEUC is allowed after December 26th If the account balance is exhausted, application is not required ●Extension of 13 weeks of PEUC is allowed after December 26th If you used up your account balance, no application is required&Retroactive OK
● If you used up your PEUC13 Week Extension account balance before the December 19th closing date, retroactive NG for the December 19th and 26th closing dates, retroactive OK after the January 2nd closing date
● If you switched from UI, no application is required&Retroactive OK ● If you used up your PEUC13 Week Extension account balance before the December 19th closing date, retroactive OK for the January 2nd closing date and later. If switching from UI, application required and PEUC review
● FPUC $300/week from Jan 2 to Mar 13

- EB20 -
● Hawaii Government Program
●Not a Corona unemployment program
●Only one application
●Provided for 13 weeks
●No application deadline date
●Program discontinued when unemployment rate falls below 5%
●PEUC account balance must be exhausted
●Retroactive OK
●If EB20 account balance is exhausted prior to the March 13th deadline, PEUC 11-week extension application is acceptable. However, the phrase "may eligible" in the official announcement means that it is by no means guaranteed, but only "possible".
● EB20 applicants will receive an email on January 31st to confirm their intention to continue EB20. If you wish to continue, speedy approval in 2 days.
●$300 per week FPUC is due January 2 through March 13


Please be sure to read.
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① Press release official announcement link:
https://labor.hawaii.gov/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/CARES-Ex-Summary20210105.pdf

② Press release official announcement link:
https://labor.hawaii.gov/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/CARES-EX-Progs20210105.pdf


We need your information here.
Thank you very much.
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- Unanswered questions -
● If you are receiving "EB20" and the Benefit Year expiration date has passed and you do not submit a second Initial Application, the remainder of the "EB20 ？
●After using up the balance of the "PEUC 11 Week Extension" account, can I apply for "EB20" after the Benefit Year expiration date ？ Do I have to submit a second Initial Application? ？
●After the "EB20" account balance is exhausted and the Benefit Year expiration date has passed, can I apply for the "PEUC 11-week extension" ？ Must I submit a second Initial Application? ？ Do I have to submit a second Inital Application?

• sunset
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• 2021/01/30 (Sat) 00:14
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[1099 Form #275 continued]

1099 forms for tax returns, but
as expected, there are many errors in the amounts.

If you see any errors, please contact the call center. According to the person who shared the information with us, the call center has instructed us that we need to put the 1099 form wrapped in an envelope in the drop box for the Department of Taxation in the building where the UI office is located. And they also need to continue to follow up with the call center.

Instructions may change along the way, so please contact the call center first.

• inquiry
• 2021/01/30 (Sat) 11:43
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Dear SUNSET and everyone,

I received my 1099 FORM for FY2020 today, Saturday morning, January 30.
The amount of UNEMPROYMENT COMPENSATION was astounding, so I immediately LOG IN to my UI to check it.
I recalculated all the payments
from the date of the first UI payment to the end of December in CLAIM INQUIRY （ as follows ）
☆ the amount of UI itself ＋. SPECIAL FEDERAL PAYMANT （ ＄ 600X17 times for myself ） ＋ LWA （ ＄ 300X6 times ）
total pay total was accurate. I checked and there was no mistake.
So, if you have received a 1099 FORM in hand, I recommend that you recheck your total pay history to date, even if it takes a few minutes.

• てまり寿司
• 2021/01/30 (Sat) 13:27
• Report

It's Saturday and something was tweeted earlier on Twitter.
http://labor.hawaii.gov/blog/news/unemployment-insurance-benefits-extensions-update/

• Aloha
• 2021/01/30 (Sat) 14:59
• Report

I have not received my Form 1099 yet, but I have checked the amount shown on my UI account and the actual amount received.
Since the amounts are slightly different, I checked the difference and found that the 1099 was less than the actual amount received for one week for both gross pay and taxes.
In my case, since the claim for 12/26 was transferred on 1/10, I determined that it was calculated based on the payment date, not the closing date, and that the 12/26 closing amount was not included in this year's receipt.
I recommend everyone check their 1099's to be sure.

• sunset
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• 2021/01/30 (Sat) 16:12
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Thank you Inquiry, Honey, and Aloha for sharing information about
1099-G forms.

Temari Sushi,
Mainly the press release about confirming your intention to continue with EB20.

• sunset
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• 2021/01/30 (Sat) 16:45
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As some of you may have already read, I am sharing a post from the UI Office on Twitter.
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UI benefits extensions update, note: PEUC exhaustees on 12/26 and after are required to continue the extended PEUC program before EB.

This means that those who exhausted their PEUC 13-week extended account balance after December 26th are required to proceed to the PEUC 11-week extension. In other words, those who have exhausted their PEUC 13-week extension account balance earlier than December 26 will have to choose between the PEUC 11-week extension or EB20.

According to the official UI Office press release shared by Temari Sushi, those who applied for EB20 between December 15 and December 28 will receive an email confirming their intent to "proceed to EB20 or to the PEUC 11-week extension" The deadline for responses is February 5. Responses are due by 5:30 pm on the evening of February 5. If you do not respond, you will automatically continue in EB20. Also, if you log in to the UI system, there is an "Extended Benefits Survey" that you should complete.
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This evening the department will send emails to claimants that filed for EB20 between Dec. 15 and Dec. 28. Claimants will have until Feb. 5 at 5:30 p.m. to choose one of two options. Claimants that do not respond will have their claim automatically processed for EB20. Claimants will need to login to their web account and click on the "Extended Benefits Survey" button to make their selection. available on Sunday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Monday to Friday from 6:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

Claimants choosing to continue their PEUC The department is currently performing programming and testing to implement the

There is no official announcement for those who apply for EB20 after Dec. 29 and wish to cancel, please contact the call center.

• inquiry
• 2021/01/30 (Sat) 19:57
• Report

Dear SUNSET and everyone,

We have had some confusions and questions around us, so we thought we would share.
＃ In 301, there is a sentence that says "those who apply by December 28"
I think there are many people who have questions about this sentence.
In late December, many comments on "EB20 or PEUC2 （ 11 week extension ）" included
"Apply for EB20 by the Benefit Year End deadline", and
many people were wondering whether this deadline was December 29. Many of you must have understood that the deadline was December 29th and applied for EB20,
especially those who applied for EB20 just in time for the 29th.
However, today, almost a month later, many people who are still thinking about changing to PEUC2 due to changes in information and circumstances
have expressed their resentment that it is strange to limit the deadline to December 28.
It must be strange if it is not exactly [until December 29th] ？
When Mr. SUNSET had a meeting with the LOCAL people, did the LOCAL people also
express similar opinions ？?

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/30 (Sat) 20:18
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Inquiry,

You are correct. In fact, key members of the responsible team and other groups were quick to point out the discrepancy about the 28th and told the UI Director and UI office personnel, "Don't confuse the applicant any further. We are in the process of calmly and strongly urging them not to let applicants make multiple calls to the call center and send multiple e-mails that are only one step along the way.

• inquiry
• 2021/01/30 (Sat) 20:30
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Dear SUNSET

Thank you for your prompt reply.
・ ・ ・ I knew it.
It is quintessential that key members of the responsible team and other groups are already working on this.
Unfortunately, my faith in the UI director and UI office is about to be shaken.
I hope a new official ・ comment with corrections will be issued as soon as possible.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/30 (Sat) 22:10
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Inquiry,

We are getting to the point where a class action lawsuit could be filed. Perhaps the UI office is under-resourced. I will let you know if I learn anything. If you do not eventually receive an e-mail confirming your intention to continue with EB20, you might want to let the call center know that you wish to cancel. If you can't get through to the phone, try Fax or mail.

• inquiry
• 2021/01/30 (Sat) 22:37
• Report

Dear SUNSET

Thank you for your advice.
I am speechless when I think of the people who have not received their UI
since early spring or summer, even though they themselves have no defects.
I think the term [class action lawsuit] is a reality, especially for those people.
People involved in UI work, which is the lifeline of people's lives, can't use excuses such as lack of human resources or experience.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/31 (Sun) 08:33
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I have received a share about the specific arrangements, so I am sharing it below as soon as possible.

You will receive an email starting with the phrase "Hawaii UI Federal-State Extended Benefits （ EB20 ） or PEUC Benefits Election"
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No need to reply to this email
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Log into the UI system
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Open the "Extended Benefits Survey"
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Answer the "Extended Benefits Survey". （ Deadline is 5:30 p.m. on February 5. Office hours are Sunday from 9:00 am to 5:30 pm and Monday through Friday from 6:30 am to 5:30 pm ）


-Notes -
●E-mail content indicates that the UI office will call and Everyone, including those who have already expressed a desire to cancel EB20, will need to complete the Extended Benefits Survey.

●If you did not receive an email, or if you applied for EB20 after December 29, please log in to the UI system and complete the "Extended Benefits Survey" if it is available.

●According to the e-mail, once you have answered the "Extended Benefits Survey", you cannot cancel your answer later. Please think carefully before making your choice.

●Today will be crowded with "Extended Benefits Survey" applications. Glitch （ system error ） which has become a standard （ ？ ） may occur. If it is crowded and difficult to log in, you may not have to force yourself to log in and apply today.

● Those who have used up their PEUC 13-week extension account balance after December 26 will be transitioned to PEUC 11-week extension as officially announced on Twitter, so they will not receive any emails.

• inquiry
• 2021/01/31 (Sun) 09:52
• Report

Dear SUNSET

＃ I tried as soon as I received the information in 309 and share the results.

Log in to the UI system
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Open "Extended Benefits Survey"
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Result ： I applied for EB20 on December 29th, and I and my friends who did the same thing
[This selection does not apply to you.
I strongly hope that the UI office will quickly correct ・ the inconsistency of separating December 28 as the deadline.

• ハル
• 2021/01/31 (Sun) 13:43
• Report

I ran out of 13 weeks on Jan 9, and the claim for the 16th was still showing
PENDING and not DESQUALIFYING even after the DETAILS changed to MAXIMUM BENEFIT ALLOWABLE FOR ENTIRE CLAIM IS EXHAUSTED!
The claim was still there on the 23rd. When filing a claim for the 23rd also, I entered the YES or NO question in the middle of the claim, but when I tried to file again later last Friday without submitting the claim because I received a phone call in the middle of the claim, the date of the 23rd was no longer displayed. When I tried to do it again later last Friday without submitting, the date of the 23rd was not displayed, so I tried to manually select the 23rd and proceeded, but I got a message "Your maximum benefit amount has already been paid. If you have sufficient out of state employment, you may be able to claim against another state.
Incidentally, this was within the 23-day claim deadline.
And the PENDING message for January 16th was changed to DISQUALIFIED. I thought that even though the balance was gone, I could still only file as is and it would go tied to the 11 weeks starting sometime in the future.
Am I the only one who is getting DISQUALIFIED and can't even file ？
Are you all able to file without balance and the status is PENDING ？
I'm getting worried.

• Kame
• mail
• 2021/01/31 (Sun) 14:30
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＃ Dear Hal of 312
I am almost the same.
I tried to claim 1 ／ 23 minutes this morning
and couldn't.

• ハル
• 2021/01/31 (Sun) 14:51
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Kame

yes, I see I was not the only one.
Thanks for sharing your situation.
We both wish you a successful 11 week addition ！.

• inquiry
• 2021/01/31 (Sun) 15:47
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Dear SUNSET and everyone,

＃ 311 comments INQUIRY. I would like to add.
We and our friends around us, taking all the information we knew as of the DEAD LINE date of December 29,
decided that it was best to apply for EB20 as of the 29th, and we slipped and applied for EB20.
Then, in January, after the new year, I decided to choose PEUC2 after all,
by combining all the information that was gradually coming out, although it lacked speed and accuracy.
Since the beginning of January, I kept waiting for a phone call from the UI Office [to choose EB20 or PEUC2], but
there was no phone call from the UI Office, no reply, no information, and
I even received a letter from them [to cancel EB20 and choose PEUC2] in a sealed envelope. I also wrote a letter to the UI OFFICE to cancel the EB20 and choose PEUC2,
but nothing happened. ・ ・ ・ and today, January 31st morning, I sent an email to the UI OFFICE
[stating clearly that I want to CANCEL EB20 and choose PEUC2].
In that email, I also added that 'December 29th should have been the deadline,
and I also added a sentence
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that I did not understand in the CLAIM INQUIRY of my UI PAGE that I LOG IN, The This claim is currently inactive. as of 01/31/2021 you have been paid $ XXXX* and have a balance of $ △ △ △ △ available.
* This does not include any special payments. inactive" and asked what the sentence "This claim is currently inactive"" means.
*The amounts for ＄ XXXX and ＄ △ △ △ △ in the above sentence were the same.
It can be inferred from that that ＄ XXXX and ＄ △ △ △ △ amounts are the same, which means that
the amount is equivalent to 13 weeks of weekly payments, so ・ the person's wishes were automatically mechanically I think it is possible that the amount may have been assigned to EB20 ・ ・ ・ mechanically.
In any case, I received an AUTOMATIC REPLY EXTERNAL MAIL from the UI OFFICE this morning stating that they received the Email we sent, so
I think I have a history of expressing my intentions.
Perhaps you and the team responsible for LOCAL and SUNSET are discussing [the inconsistency of separating by 28 days] and
situations like this comment of ours as a major topic of discussion.
Please let us know if there is any movement.
Thank you SUNSET and SUNSET for your work and please take care of yourself.

• Maruko
• 2021/01/31 (Sun) 17:21
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Mr. Inquiry
I applied for EB20 on Dec 29th and am in the exact same situation.
The amount for 13 weeks is available, so I just clicked on reactivate a claim to try it out,
I couldn't proceed until the other day, but today I can select a reason.
So I thought ？ that means EB20 is approved and I can file a claim.
I feel
unreasonable that they are not giving me the option even though I called and emailed them in mid-January to change to a PEUC extension.
I was last bi-weekly with a December 19 deadline, so the shortest EB20 application was 29 days.
I'm not convinced that I'm missing from the web of relief
I'm not giving up yet, I'm going to try my hand.

• inquiry
• 2021/01/31 (Sun) 18:32
• Report

Maruko, thank you for sharing your comment.

We too had our 1st PEUC CLAIM Exhausted （ ZERO ） as of the December 19, 2020 close and
applied for EB20 on December 29, last minute, exactly the same as Maruko. SITUATION.
People like Maruko who applied for EB20 on the last minute （ with the understanding that 29th was the DEAD LINE, ） including myself,
did not receive a call to choose between EB20 or PEUC2, and our request to cancel EB20 and choose PEUC2 was ignored.
and
the email reply from the UI OFFICE when I applied for EB20, it was not a CONFIRMATION that my EB20 application was approved, but a CONFIRMATION that my application was accepted
and I was told that the result of my application would be sent to me by MAIL （. You will receive a MAIL document ） regarding the result of your application." I am very doubtful and angry that I have not received any letter （ or document ） from the UI OFFICE, yet
I can assume that my UI SYSTEM has been transferred to EB20.
We will keep an eye on the response to the email we sent to the UI OFFICE.
Maruko, if you are in a similar situation, please continue to share with us.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/31 (Sun) 20:48
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Hal, KAME,

I don't think we need to worry too much since many people are not able to file even if they have used up their PEUC 13 week account balance and UI account balance. once the PEUC 11 week extension is introduced to the system. I think the movement will change again. However, there are indications that the wait for the system to be implemented will be further extended, which is a real problem.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/01/31 (Sun) 21:06
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Inquiry, maruko,

Since then, I have seen that there are many people who have used up their PEUC13 weekly account balance earlier than December 26 and applied for EB20 before December 28, but have not received an email and are not able to cancel their EB20 in the "Extended Benefits Survey". Benefits Survey" and are unable to cancel their EB20 application. I am troubled by the variety of situations that are occurring. This is such a serious problem that it should be on the national news. Anyway, in the case of Mr. Inquiry and Ms. Maruko, please call the call center tomorrow to inform the UI office of your intention to cancel. I strongly hope you manage to get through to them, and I think you should also try Fax （ Email may get buried in the mass of inquiry emails and go unnoticed ）.

Even if filing is enabled, filing now may result in a process as EB20, so you may want to avoid filing until you can contact the call center.

• ハル
• 2021/01/31 (Sun) 22:06
• Report

#318 sunset

Thank you ！
Hawaii has a real problem with everything being late.

• inquiry
• 2021/02/01 (Mon) 09:50
• Report

Dear SUNSET and everyone,

I took SUNSET's advice and called this morning at 7:45 am, just in time for the UI OFFICE phone line to open.
After dozens of calls, I finally got through and was able to talk.

Let me quickly share the situation this morning.
When I told the first woman who answered the phone that I wanted to cancel my EB20 and choose PEUC2, she told me that you were already eligible for EB20 and that I could not change it.
To date, I have not received any calls from the UI OFFICE about the choice of EB20 or PEUC2 at all and I have contacted them through various means such as LETTER and Email that I want to cancel EB20 and they decide mechanically without addressing or giving feedback. I asked if I could change it and was told that I could not.
So I persisted and told them that I wanted to talk to the Examiner ， Supervisor, Incharge, or whoever was in charge or in charge of the matter, and after waiting for a while, I was able to talk to another responsible lady.
We also ate a lot of food and asked a lot of questions.
1 ． I want to cancel EB20 and choose PEUC2.
➡ People who clicked on the LOG IN PAGE in the UI to select EB20 cannot change it.
2 ． It would not be fair if there were people in a similar situation who could select PEUC2 if the UI OFFICE called them ？
➡ There should be no such people.
3 ． If the only option is to accept EB20, can they apply for PEUC2 after 13 weeks of EB20 payment ？
➡ If EB20 payment is done by the end of March 13, they can apply for PEUC2. （ This is well known to everyone ）
3 ． If the last payment is due on March 20 like ours, can we apply for PEUC2 ？
➡ If there is no change as it is now, can we apply for PEUC2 after EB 20 cannot be applied for after the 20.
4 ． Isn't that NOT FAIR ？
➡ I know there are many similarly eligible people but nothing can be done at this time.

In the end, all of these decisions were also made at the behest of Federal, and the State of Hawaii can only act as per the behest that came from Federal, so please understand.
In addition, in the LOCAL NEWS, a person from the UI OFFICE said with a laugh that the UI SYSTEM of the State of Hawaii is old … and when asked if it has been updated since then, he said that they are updating it little by little.
Also, some Japanese taxpayers who are eligible for unemployment insurance who are involved in this COVID － 19 have questions or want to say something, but they cannot speak English and have trouble figuring out what to do （ There are Japanese interpreters, but they cannot convey detailed subtleties ）,
. I told them that there are many people who are potentially very frustrated.
I told them that I was grateful for the HARD WORK and that I knew there were many people who were frustrated with the current situation.
However, when I told him that I wanted the State of Hawaii to work with Federal in a better direction for the people of the state who are suffering from this situation, he said that the State of Hawaii has no choice but to follow Federal's direction.
I told him I would share this Conversation with the Community and hung up the phone.
That is all I have to report as of this morning. I would like to know if the person answering the phone would handle the situation differently, and if you get any more information, please share it with us, as perhaps the situation will change in some way.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/02/01 (Mon) 10:04
• Report

Inquiry,

I am truly dismayed by the UI office's failure to correct the system or even announce the Benefit Year End deadline this time.

This is a suggestion, but I suggest that you appeal this situation to Legal Aid of Hawaii for help, Legal Aid is the organization that saw too many problems with the UI system and asked the federal government to investigate on site.

https://www.legalaidhawaii.org

• TAX
• 2021/02/01 (Mon) 10:10
• Report

I found out later that there was a way to deduct TAX for unemployment insurance, so I decided to pay it all together later, thinking that it might get complicated later if I deducted it during the process. But I don't know where to pay it when the time comes.
When I do a tax return, I can file a Form 1099 with my accountant, but he won't pay the tax.
If anyone knows, could you please let me know ？
Thank you very much!

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/02/01 (Mon) 10:27
• Report

You should ask your accountant, who is an IRS specialist, to advise you on how to make the payment, as he or she is not necessarily aware of the payment method.

• TAX
• 2021/02/01 (Mon) 11:49
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Mr. SUNSET

Since he is a volunteer accountant, he only gave me the file and unfortunately he didn't tell me that much, so I put it here :(

• tax man
• 2021/02/01 (Mon) 12:07
• Report

I believe your question is regarding how to pay income tax on unemployment insurance.
Please refer to the following explanation.

＞ I decided to pay it all together later.
＞ But I don't know where to make the payment.

As for the unemployment insurance income tax, they send you a 1099 － G and you can find it
from the unemployment insurance website. So you can complete your tax return （ tax return ） and get the amount you owe.

You can pay by check or credit card, but the payment can also be
processed in the tax return form, so you can tell your accountant
how you want to pay, and if you choose to pay from a bank, you can e-file your return. If you choose to pay by bank,
it will be automatically debited from your account. If you pay by credit card, you can

pay through the IRS at the following site.
https://www.irs.gov/payments

The State of Hawaii can be paid in a similar manner.

The easiest way is to give your accountant your bank account information and have it automatically debited
so you don't have to do anything yourself to pay.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/02/01 (Mon) 12:13
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tax man, it has been a long time.

Thank you, as I was just hoping that tax man would have noticed this topic. I think it will help a lot of people who are trying to do the IRS process on their own.

• tax man
• 2021/02/01 (Mon) 12:28
• Report

Mr. SUNSET

It has been a while.

Currently there are talks in Washington about a new Stimulus Check.
I am hoping that this tax return will provide relief from paying income taxes.

One of my clients who worked in Hawaii has returned to Japan and is currently preparing his tax return.
Hawaii is a tough place to be and if there is anything I can do to help, I will continue to sidle up to you.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/02/01 (Mon) 13:33
• Report

tax man,

Thank you. Hawaii, whose economy was built on tourism, has been the hardest hit state in the U.S. by the Corona disaster, and since the number of people who are unemployed is overwhelming, we can only hope that the upcoming Stimulus Check will help reduce the burden on many people a little bit.

Unfortunately, many applicants are currently being swamped by an old UI system that the Hawaii government has not updated in over 40 years.

I know you are under a lot of pressure as we enter the tax filing season, but please take good care of yourself.

• Aloha
• 2021/02/01 (Mon) 22:31
• Report

Dear Sunset

Is the following new information ？

https://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/2021/02/01/many-hawaiis-jobless-face-important-decision-over-benefits/

Log in to your UI account by 5:30pm on February 5th It says I need to log into my UI account and click on "Extended Benefits Survey" and select EB20 or PEUC2 from there.
I used up my last PEUC on 12/26 and was told it would automatically renew to PEUC2.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/02/01 (Mon) 23:12
• Report

Aloha,

The news here is the same as the official announcement linked in #298 shared by Temari Sushi: If you have used up your PEUC 13-week extension account balance after December 26 and have not applied for EB20 after that, you will automatically 11-week extension.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/02/02 (Tue) 00:38
• Report

To those of you who applied for EB20 on Dec 29th
and wish to cancel

I have since discussed the 29th issue with the team responsible, and they have told me that the Examiner and call center will continue to be one sided with me, saying "it is a Federal Order" and will not comply. The Examiner and the call center will continue to insist that it is a Federal Order and they will not respond to my request. They said that there is a high possibility that the appeal application will not be approved either.

However, we are of the opinion that the Legal Aid organization may be able to point out to the UI office the systemic problems with the Benefit Year End deadline by Glitch. We still strongly recommend that you consult with the Legal Aid organization.

• カパフル
• mail
• 2021/02/02 (Tue) 10:03
• Report

Dear Sunset, thank you all for your help.
I would like to share my situation.

12/27 Applied for final 12/26 PEUC; received payment 12/30.
1/2 Applied for EB20.
1/20 Wanted to cancel EB 20 applied for ＋ Wanted to switch to PEUC 2 （ Emailed UI office ）
1/21 UI office replied
（ As the EB 20 has not However, the PEUC 2 has not been implemented yet. Should take an additional 1-2 weeks. ）
2 /1 When you click on "Extended Benefits Survey" on the UI site, you get the message "This selection does not apply to you.
The same day, I sent an email to the UI office asking "Does this mean I don't have to answer this Survey ？?
2/2 When clicking on "Extended Benefits Survey" on the UI site, the message "This selection does not apply to you." appears again. The situation remains the same.

To date, no response from the UI office. （ I guess they are quite busy. ）

Thank you Sunset for your always polite answers ！
Please take care of yourself.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/02/02 (Tue) 10:26
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Kapahulu,

Thank you for sharing. And thank you also for your always heartwarming messages.

It seems that the UI office changed its route midway through the process after the Federal Order came in, so if you applied for EB20 after December 29, Kapahulu, there is a good chance that your EB20 application will proceed.

It would be a real problem if the UI office would not accept the EB20 cancellation by any means on the grounds that it is a Federal Order and would not even take responsibility for its own Glitch issue regarding the Benefit Year End deadline. There are many people in the same situation, so I just strongly hope that in March the Biden administration will add an unemployment insurance program like the PEUC 11-week extension.

I will also talk to the Legal Aid organization in my capacity as community help here and ask them for their view on the situation that is happening between the Federal Order and the old system problems at the UI office. We will also attempt to report this to the federal government. If I get a response, I will let Kapahulu, Inquiry, and Maruko know immediately.

• inquiry
• 2021/02/02 (Tue) 11:40
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Dear SUNSET

Thank you for your reassuring words.
In our case, the first full payment of PEUC ended on December 19, and the YEAR END deadline was December 29, so
we had no choice but to apply for EB20, which was considered the best as of December 29, by slipping in.
As I shared yesterday, when I talked to the UI OFFICE on the phone, everything
[FEDERAL ORDER] [HAVE TO OBEY FEDERAL] [STATE UI OFFICE CAN NOT CHANGE] etc
was all Federal's fault. I blamed it all on Federal.
The point that we are not convinced, if the 13 weeks of EB20 payment is completed by March 13, we can apply for PEUC2, but
if it is after that date, we cannot apply.
In the unlikely event that we are left with no other option but to accept EB20, all 13 weeks of our EB20 payment will end on March 20.
We told them that it is NOT FAIR because we will not be able to apply for PEUC2, but the UI OFFICE was still a [FEDERAL ORDER].
I think it would be fair to everyone if the total weeks of payment were to be the same for both EB20 and PEUC2 ？
as soon as March arrives （ and I hope ） to be able to apply for PEUC2 as soon as possible. I hope that FEDERAL will announce the best way to make it fair for everyone as a wishful thinking.

• sunset
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• 2021/02/02 (Tue) 11:46
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Inquiry, to all of you who applied for EB20 on the 29th,

a key member who is dugging together across groups has appealed to the media. Please read it.
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https://www.kitv.com/story/43273473/unemployment-claimants-fed-up-with-hawaiis-handling-of-extension-programs

It is my strong desire that the UI Director and UI Office personnel read this article, feel responsible for their own ineptitude, and find a new solution.

• sunset
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• 2021/02/02 (Tue) 11:54
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Inquiry,

I have faithfully translated the phone call with Examiner that Inquiry shared with us and shared it with everyone, including the responsible team and key members of other groups. And thank you for immediately reaching out to the media; let's see how the UI office responds.

• inquiry
• 2021/02/02 (Tue) 12:55
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Dear SUNSET and everyone,

I have been told the FIRST NAME of the UI OFFICE staff who answered the phone and the person responsible.
*When calling, ask the UI STAFF, "What is your name?" and ask for the name of the person in charge and confirm the name before you start talking （ We also ask for spelling to confirm. ） I feel that the response is somewhat different.
Also, if SUNSET and others in the responsible persons group are in the process of moving forward with unemployment insurance and need as many signatures （ as possible, for example, please encourage everyone in this topic to sign ）.
We will be happy to sign it.

• Lily
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• 2021/02/02 (Tue) 13:42
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Dear Sunset, Inquiry and everyone else.

We greatly appreciate your work.
I posted in #778 that my cancellation was accepted.
I called the day before to reconfirm as I had not received the email and there was no evidence of cancellation and it was still EB20.
When I told them that the person who handled the cancellation was George on 1/19 and that his name was George, they were surprised that there was no one named George.
The person who answered the phone this time was Sue, but I wonder if Sue will be gone the next time I call.

It is the voice of one small individual, but I hope it reaches the media, state and federal.

• k21
• 2021/02/02 (Tue) 16:50
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Yesterday I received an email from Unemployment Insurance asking me to choose between PEUC 11 or EB20.

I went to the Unemployment Insurance site, logged in, selected either one, submitted, and received another confirmation email.

I will keep you posted on any further developments.

I would like to know if anyone knows

Is it possible to work part time once ～ twice a week while receiving Unemployment Insurance ？?

If so, are there any time or income restrictions ？

I would appreciate any information you could provide.

• inquiry
• 2021/02/02 (Tue) 17:04
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#344 Dear Lily

I am absolutely appalled at how lax the UI Office is.
If you check the time and date of your conversation with "Mr. George" on your smart phone, you should be able to find out who actually talked to you, Lily, by checking the call detail on your smart phone. I think the UI side should be able to find out who actually spoke to Lily by checking the CALL DETAIL on her smart phone, etc.
Because when I spoke to the UI OFFICE representative the other day, I asked him if this conversation was monitored ？ and he said it was recorded. I asked him if he had a record of the person who answered the phone as a representative of the UI OFFICE, whether or not Mr. George exists.

There are a lot of things that make me angry and things that I don't agree with, but let's keep an eye on the transition with the hope that it will be for the better.
If we choose either EB20 or PEUC2, the total weeks of payment should be the same for both, a system that could be fair to everyone.
Whether the choice is EB20 or PEUC2, fair to everyone ・ I hope FEDERAL will announce the best solution that is fair and acceptable.
If the current UI OFFICE excuses are to be converted using the same logic, then
"the UI OFFICE of STATE has no choice but to follow the FEDERAL ORDER".

• sunset
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• 2021/02/02 (Tue) 18:29
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Lily,

Thank you for your report, and as Inquiry said, let's all remember that we, the UI Office and the Federal Government are all in a better place.

My team and I feel that if the UI office really can't change the arrangements because of the Federal Order, then we should make sure that the Federal Order is properly explained to all applicants. I also believe that the UI office should take some responsibility for the system problem.

• Lily
• 2021/02/02 (Tue) 19:23
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I found an interesting document.
2016, Unemployment Insurance System in the U.S.
Chapter 4, Section 2-2 describes the EB and I hope it will be useful for future reference.

https://www.jil.go.jp/foreign/report/2016/pdf/0601.pdf

• bibiriman
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Sunset Thank you for your always clear explanations, PEUC I have decided to wait for the 11 week extension.　I had a small WBA balance remaining, but I was able to file for 2 weeks on 1/23 and 1/30. So I thought I would be Pending until I could get an 11-week extension. When I checked my file today, it was Pending and the reason column showed Pending decision on your job separation. I had a normal WBA payment after being unemployed again after returning to work last year. I am not sure if it is because I did not have a sufficient balance to file ？ I do not understand what the reason is. What is the interpretation ？ I would appreciate it if you could tell me. Thank you in advance.

• sunset
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• 2021/02/02 (Tue) 21:25
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Usually, this is the reason if the applicant was fired or voluntarily resigned and the employer labor reported it.
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Pending decision on your job separation

First recheck with your employer how they labor reported （ Sometimes employers make simple mistakes in their input ） . If there is nothing wrong with the employer, check with the call center to see if it is due to glitch in the UI system. Recently there have been a number of Details displays that I don't remember, and they are caused by glitches.

• bibiriman
• 2021/02/02 (Tue) 21:47
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Sunset, thank you for your prompt reply, I work part time for two different companies and have not voluntarily resigned, nor have I been "terminated" by either company as of today. I will check with both companies tomorrow and hopefully it is just a glitch in the UI system. Thank you for your time.

• sunset
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• 2021/02/03 (Wed) 05:23
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Check to see if the employer is reporting on the labor report by rounding up or rounding down.

It is most important that your weekly filing be consistent with the labor report from your employer.

• ajisai
• 2021/02/03 (Wed) 07:10
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Dear Sunset

Thank you very much. You are always helpful.

• tofu
• 2021/02/04 (Thu) 10:20
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Hello.
I want to make a claim for a second PEUC after my first PEUC 13 weeks, but I made the claim before the amount was zero.
Then I got DISQUALIFIED and
The maximum benefits on your claim have been exhausted. as of 02/04/2021 you have been paid $ xxx*.
* This does not include any special payments.
It has been this way forever ↑ ↑ ↑
I've been waiting about a month and can't file a claim.
I have called and can't get through.
I guess I have to wait ？ ？
I think the same post may have been made before, but please try again.

• sunset
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• 2021/02/04 (Thu) 17:29
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Please check with the call center to see what the status of your account is.

• aurum
• 2021/02/04 (Thu) 19:13
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Mr. TOFU

I have the same pattern.
I applied for the following certifications on 1/6.
① 12/26/2020 → processed
② 1/2/2021 → Disqualified
The first PEUC balance was only for ①, and ② was above Disqualified approval. Disqualified.

I then called the UI office twice, and both staff answered as follows
★ No problem as it is. Nothing needs to be done.
★ Account balance ＄ 0, so of course you cannot apply in the system.
★ If you are deemed OK to receive the second PEUC, you will eventually receive a letter from the UI office and your WBA will be listed there.
★ I can file on the system retroactively （ In my case, it should be retroactive OK for 1/2 or later ）.
★ Unclear when the money will be credited to Account.

We are unlikely to be able to do anything and will just have to wait for the review and deposit.
I recommend calling UI persistently just to be sure.
I know it's not easy to get through, and even if you do, you have to wait （ My average wait time is 45 minutes ）.
The staff told me "No issues. Just wait and wait" makes me feel a little more at ease and makes a big difference in my spirits.
If you have family, mobilize them all and machine-gun them from their own carry-on.
If you don't have family, get everyone involved, friends, co-workers, whoever ！

I know you are really anxious and not feeling comfortable.
I'm in the same position, and I'm not a frustrated hanger-on. Sometimes I'm in a "munch cry" state or want to howl at the moon.
However, the exchange of information here on "Vivinavi" helps me a lot.
I really appreciate all of you, especially sunset.

• sunset
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• 2021/02/04 (Thu) 19:23
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aurum,

Thanks for sharing, when I helped a friend who had a UI account and could not connect to the call center at all, all my friends were all out with their cell phones in hand.

As you said, you have to call persistently to get connected.

• sunset
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• 2021/02/04 (Thu) 19:43
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State Tax Reimbursement Proposal]

The locals have called for this proposal, and we are sharing it with you, and it is a must read for anyone receiving unemployment insurance after March 2020.

Currently, the Hawaii government is debating whether to reimburse the State Tax on unemployment insurance from March 2020 through December 2020. If this proposal passes, you will be reimbursed.

Please voice your support for this proposal. The more support we get, the more we can make this happen. I have just expressed mine.

Link to:
https://www.capitol.hawaii.gov/measure_indiv.aspx?billtype=SB&billnumber=614&year=2021&fbclid=IwAR2MUSqw0qgnPlqEM6ZCxjDEubjT7NbaYyN9IsQRJ_MbXjHgXVVEo1_JRW0


The way to represent is very simple.
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Open the link
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Click "Register" at the top right of the page, register your name, email address and create a password
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Your email address will be verification will be sent to your email address and verify by clicking the link in your email address
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Log in with your email address and password and click "Submit Testimony" in the middle of the page
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Done!

• sunset
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• 2021/02/04 (Thu) 21:10
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Following #341,
key members sent out today's media news and we share it with you.
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https://www.khon2.com/always-investigating/unemployment-tax-shocks-hit-claimants-employers-next-unless-fixes-pass-at-capitol/?fbclid=IwAR3dovUQfokpV7irn8hFZGPLJH11BDRJ8E_EWYp8IO2-cKCJig1iKtzBbNk

• sunset
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• 2021/02/04 (Thu) 21:20
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K21 in #345,

I just noticed that it seems to have shown up a few days after you wrote without logging in with your user ID. In the future, I recommend everyone to log in with their user ID before writing any questions.

Part-time is paid as long as you work no more than 40 hours per week and your own WBA. Please also read the "How much unemployment insurance will you receive when you start working part time" Topic.

• bike
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• 2021/02/08 (Mon) 13:25
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Hello.
Nice to meet you. I am always looking forward to seeing you.

I have a question.
My work place will be back to normal business next week, but
right now I am unable to file my weekly CLAIM CERTIFICATE. \If I continue to wait for an extended application to be made

and
work starts first before the application is made,
from December 26 to the present time. ？

If there is a chance that my application will not be approved,
I am thinking of applying for EB20.


Please let me know.

• sunset
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• 2021/02/08 (Mon) 17:33
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BIKE,

If you exhaust your PEUC 13-week account balance on or after December 26, you will receive a PEUC 11-week extension and no EB20 option. Please see here.
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https://labor.hawaii.gov/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/CARES-EX-Exhausted-PEUC-12.26.pdf

The PEUC 11-week extension is still in place. We have to wait for the system to be implemented.

• sunset
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• 2021/02/08 (Mon) 18:59
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[Announcement]

Friday, February 19 （ ） UI Director Anne will be interviewed on the Honolulu Star-Adviser Face Book at 10:30 AM.

I feel that there is too much mismanagement in the UI office these days that I can't bear to look at, and I encourage anyone who is involved in UI office issues to listen in.

I strongly urge you to properly answer the following.

●December 29 system issues
●Delayed system implementation of 11 week PEUC extension
●Long approval wait due to overpayment
●Others

• 参考まで
• 2021/02/09 (Tue) 13:00
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We still have a long way to go. ......
https://www.hpr2.org/post/state-unemployment-system-flounders-thousands-await-late-payments

And on top of that, we have a tax return. Federal returns, but to my surprise, we have to pay over ＄ 1000 to the Hawaii state ！

I'm not convinced, so I asked an expert and he thinks that the state is not collecting enough money for UI. I do not understand what that means.

I don't think everyone is the same, but for your information...

• sunset
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• 2021/02/09 (Tue) 18:30
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[Alert]

This is a temporary posting.

Recently, there has been a sudden influx of people starting up strange topical issues, but those who are receiving unemployment insurance in Hawaii are asked to refrain from responding if at all possible. It might be better to be of the mind that "it is fine for people who do not live in Hawaii not to understand the reality of the situation in Hawaii, which was built on tourism income. Of course, I understand your feelings of wanting to say something to the person who started the topic from the top. However, if we respond to each one of them, there will be more and more lonely people who want to start similar topics again to get attention, and the topics will be cluttered with more and more people. And the number of bystanders who just read for the fun of it will also increase.

Instead of spending your energy reacting to people you don't know, it would be enough to take care of yourself, your partner, your family, your friends, your colleagues, in other words, your daily life in front of you. Best regards.

• co2
• 2021/02/09 (Tue) 21:41
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This is my first time posting in this topic.
I looked through everyone's applications and couldn't find anyone else in the same situation （ Sorry if I missed something ） but I have a question.

I used up my PEUC with my application due 12/19/2020 and applied for EB20 on 12/23/2020.
Then the PEUC extension was announced, and I have been trying to contact the UI office all week to cancel my EB20, but I can't get through.
I thought I was eligible to receive an email at the end of January, but I never received an email and I could not select the option within the UI website.
EB20 is supposed to have been applied for, PEUC is active （ balance 0 ） and the benefit has been used up, and I cannot do any of the operations on the homepage.
I have emailed them and they never respond, I have called them 100 times daily and they never connect.
Is it possible that I will never receive any money at all ？
I was wondering if anyone has been in the same situation and would like to share information.
Please do.

• sunset
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• 2021/02/09 (Tue) 22:18
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[Call Center]

There was a share about the cases that the call center will and will not handle.

We have reconfirmed this directly with the person who shared it with us, and we share （ 1 ） to （ 15 ） below. He has compiled a large number of past cases. Please read through them for the latest information.


（ 1 ） "Pending decision on job separation" indication in weekly filing
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They may or may not respond to changes.

Reason:
The Examiner is going to ask each applicant and employer the reason and circumstances of the termination, so you have to wait until you hear from the UI office.

If you are fired for something you do not remember, please ask your employer how you reported the termination, and ask your employer to correct the labor report if it is incorrect. You should also double-check your answers in the weekly filing to make sure they are correct. If your answers are incorrect, you can ask the call center to correct them.

（ 2 ） Overpayment
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They do not handle processing.

Reason:
The flow of calls and letters from the UI office is such that you have to wait patiently. If the applicant calls the call center to inquire or urge, the waiting time will be extended because the "Examiner will reconfirm with the employer", so it is recommended not to contact the call center repeatedly.

（ 3 ） "When will the PEUC 11 week extension be in the system ？?" question
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They do not respond to answers.

Reason:
As long as the UI office has not announced a specific date, the call center cannot answer （ Until the system is implemented, you will not be able to file weekly after you have exhausted your PEUC 13 week account balance ）.

（ 4 ） Cancellation of EB20 application
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They do not support cancellation.

Reason:
Only those who received an email from the UI office about whether to choose PEUC 11-week extension or EB20 can cancel EB20 by choosing PEUC 11-week extension on the UI system （ The deadline for this application is now closed ）.

（ 5 ） "Is EB20 better ？ or PEUC 11 weeks extension ？?" question
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They do not respond to advice.

Reason:
Please read the rules and differences between EB20 and PEUC 11-week extension respectively carefully by yourself and make a final decision based on your own financial situation. You can read about the rules and differences in the previous threads on this topic.

（ 6 ） "When will I receive my $300 FPUC weekly ？" question
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They do not respond to answers.

Reason:
At this time, deposits are starting after "Processed" is displayed in weekly filing at UI, PUA, and EB20 （ from January 2 closing to March 13 closing ） . for the PEUC 11 week extension. You have to wait until the system is installed.

（ 7 ） Benefit Year End deadline
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They may or may not respond.

Reason:
Glitch （ System Error ） is the cause of the problem, and it is finally fixed now. If it is a true Benefit Year End deadline, they will not respond.

（ ） 8 "Pending decision as your claim was filed untimely" is shown in EB20 weekly filing
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They will take action to correct it.

Reason:
Glitch is the cause.

（ 9 ） "Pending change of review for euc claim" shown in weekly filing
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It takes care of the fix.

Reason:
If you suddenly get this display at this time of year, it may be a Glitch.

（ 10 ） Tax Withholding settings
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They may or may not respond.

Reason:
They do not support changes for past filing. However, if the tax withholding setting is no longer available due to Glitch, they will respond to fix the problem.

（ 11 ） Wrong amount in 1099-G form
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They do not fix it.

Reason:
The process is to put a letter of correction request in the Drop Box addressed to the Department of Taxation The Drop Box is in the Honolulu UI office building. It would be good to include an explanation of the situation so that the Department of Taxation staff can easily read it and understand how it is wrong.

（ ） 12 I am waiting for the PEUC 11-week extension system to be implemented and the "Disqualified" display
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after exhausting my PEUC 13-week extension account balance, the display change They do not respond.

Reason:
"Disqualified" is normal, don't worry, just wait until the PEUC 11 week extension is in the system.

（ 13 ） Location issues
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They may or may not be addressed.

Reason:
If you have never been outside the state of Hawaii and have VPN or GPS error issues on your phone or PC, they will respond. At that time, applicants of U.S. citizenship will be asked to provide bank account activity and credit card records as to whether or not they were really in Hawaii. Applicants who are Japanese or other foreign nationals tend to be asked to provide entry and exit records in their passports. If you are out of state for two weeks for job search purposes, you will receive unemployment insurance. Contact the call center for information on how to proceed.

If you are out of state for an extended period of time without a specific reason, unemployment insurance will not be granted for the period of your stay. We have heard of many cases where unemployment insurance is not processed easily after returning to Hawaii, perhaps because the federal government has made the screening process even more difficult. We recommend that people who really need unemployment insurance do not travel out of state frequently.

（ 14 ） They do not handle changes from "temporary termination to full termination", "temporary termination to shorter hours", etc
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They do not handle changes.

Reason:
Please change it with a Reactivate a Claim application, please read the instructions for Reactivate a Claim application in various topics.

（ 15 ） Backdate request
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Sometimes they respond, sometimes not.

Reason:
Applications for 13-week extension programs and other programs may be denied for backdating, saying "please wait until you are approved".

If you simply forgot to file, they will take care of it, but if you were out of state and have not filed for a long time, the UI office will check with you. If it is not accepted, it will not be backdated.

• sunset
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• 2021/02/10 (Wed) 05:28
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FYI,

thanks for sharing the link.

As a form of taking responsibility for not upgrading the UI system for over 20 years, I would like to see a broad change in the "EB20" payment rule, which is approved immediately in 2 days, so that those who have been waiting for the PEUC 11 week extension and those who could not cancel EB20 due to UI system problems are not inconvenienced. I would like to see a broad change in the rules for the payment of EB20 in "EB20", since EB20 is paid by the State of Hawaii, the Hawaiian government should be able to consider changing the rules, right?

State Tax would cost more than $1,000 if you have been receiving unemployment insurance since March 2020 and did not set up Tax Withholding.

The UI system itself is very suspicious with frequent and frequent glitches, so I think there may be some errors on the 1099-G form.

• sunset
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• 2021/02/10 (Wed) 05:46
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co2,

You were not logged in with your user ID and now your question has been approved by Vivinavi and displayed. If you have any questions in the future, we recommend that you log in with your user ID before posting.

"I used up my PEUC with my application due 12/19/2020 and applied for EB20 on 12/23/2020. I thought I was eligible to receive an email at the end of January, but I didn't receive an email, and I couldn't select the EB20 within the UI website. EB20 is supposed to have been applied for, PEUC is active （ balance 0 ） and the Benefit has been used up, and I can't do any of the operations on the homepage."
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It really bothers me. There are many locos who are experiencing the same happenings. I think it would be a good idea to ask the call center to check the status of your account to see if it is EB20 or PEUC 11 weeks extension. It is hard to get through to them this time of year, but keep trying to call.

At a time when the PEUC 11-week extension system has not started to be implemented, if a new BALANCE is suddenly added to your account balance in the future, I think it is EB20.

• sunset
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• 2021/02/10 (Wed) 17:39
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Please double check with your accountant to be sure you are on the following schedule. If you make a mistake on your tax return or tax payment, you will have to redo it later. Therefore, in the future, please do not ask questions on this topic, but rather check the IRS site yourself or ask your accountant.

[IRS Tax Deadlines 2021]

Jan 15
Final estimated tax payment for 2020 due

Jan 15
IRS Free File service opens to prepare 2020 returns

Jan 19
Free MilTax service for military opens to prepare 2020 returns

Feb 12
IRS begins processing 2020 returns

April 15
Deadline to file 2020 tax return

April 15
First First estimated tax payment for 2021 due

June 15
Second estimated tax payment for 2021 due

Sept 15
Third estimated tax payment for 2021 due

Oct 15
Extended deadline to file 2020 tax return

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Mr. Sunset

Thank you for everything.
I tend to think that Governor Ige and Anne directer usually get their salary in their accounts. That's normal, so it's not a surprise. ......
The state residents don't have that normal thing, the UI waiting state residents have been in zero for months. If you replaced the same situation with yourself, I think you would find it ridiculously difficult to sleep or stand.
I can't help but think that the Hawaiian government is up to something with all the delays, reasons, etc. I can't help but think that the Hawaiian government is up to something with all the delays, reasons, and everything.
Am I the only one who is delusional like that?

As for Tax, I didn't set up Tax Withholding for 4 weeks only ＄ it's 430...

• Mercury
• 2021/02/11 (Thu) 11:50
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