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What if I move out of state to look for work. Can I still receive unemployment insurance benefits?

Although the Unemployment Insurance System is run by individual states, all states are members of the Interstate Reciprocal Benefit Payment Plan. Thus if you move to a new state, you can apply for UI benefits in that state. However, the laws of the old state, in which you were previously employed, will govern your benefits. You must satisfy that state's requirements in order to receive benefits in the new state.

 

 

 

(Reviewed 9-08)



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