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On your dashboard, select "View my status updates" to view: your EI claim status ; details about your claim ; messages you have received ; View your latest claim. On your dashboard, select "View my latest claim" to view information about your current claim for EI benefits, such as, but not limited to: the start date; your benefit rate; the ...
If you started a new EI claim within the last 52 weeks and there are still weeks payable on that claim, we'll automatically reactivate (renew) your existing claim when you submit your application. If your claim is reactivated, and you work after the start of that claim, you may be able to establish a new claim when your existing claim runs out ...
Review the status of your application; Check online for your records of employment; Submit your biweekly reports; Once your claim is processed; When to expect a decision. Our service standard is to provide you with a decision within 28 days of filing your application. We aim to meet this standard 80% of the time. To avoid delays in processing ...
You are not covered by EI for the first week after you make your claim. If you receive any kind of earnings during your waiting period, some or all of those earnings will be deducted from your first 3 weeks of benefits. Most money you get when your jobs ends will not be deducted from your benefits. This includes vacation pay, termination pay ...
Mar 19, 2024 · The Access Code identifies you and ensures that your privacy is protected. Do not share your Access Code with others and store it in a safe place separate from your SIN. If you did not receive your Access Code, please call 1-800-531-7555 Monday to Friday, during business hours to speak to a representative. Province of Residence
No matter what type of EI benefits you are applying for, you should apply as soon as possible. It is best to apply well before the deadline. Be sure to apply as soon as you don't have work. If you apply more than 4 weeks after you have an interruption of earnings, it may be harder to get approved for EI. If you are approved, you might get less ...
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You can appeal most decisions about your EI claim. The first step is to ask Service Canada for a “reconsideration” of the decision. This means that you ask them to review and change their decision. You can ask for a reconsideration if Service Canada: refuses to give you benefits or you think the amount is too low tells you to pay back some benefits gives you a penalty or sends you a ...
