What does additional fact finding mean for unemployment Michigan?

That means there are questions related to your claim that you need to answer. Log into your MIWAM account and click the link that says “Additional Fact Finding is required for your claim. Click here to respond”.

How long does Michigan fact find unemployment take?

For those claims with open non-monetary issues, it generally takes about two weeks from the time the issue is detected to determine whether a claimant qualifies for benefits. Because of the high volume of claims as a result of COVID-19, it could take longer.

What does reopen additional claim mean?

If you encounter Additional Claim required, this means the claim is suspended and the claimant must reactivate the claim for payment. There can be several circumstances in which your claim will close and you need to file an additional claim.

What does additional claim mean?

Additional claim means a claim filed by an individual to reestablish eligibility for benefits after an interruption in the claim series during an existing benefit year caused by a period of employment.

What does not adversely affected mean for unemployment in Michigan?

It means that the decision does not adversely affect your ability to collect benefits.

Why does my Pua say additional claim required?

Why does my claim type say additional?

Additional Claim (AC). A notice of new unemployment filed at the beginning of a second or subsequent claim series within a benefit year or within a period of eligibility when a break of one week or more has occurred in the claim series because of intervening employment.

What happens after an unemployment claim is denied?

The claimant may appeal a denied claim. The unemployment adjudication hearing or fact finding interview gives the applicant an opportunity to present his case for a contested claim or denied claim.

What happens after an unemployment fact finding interview?

Should you be disqualified or denied unemployment benefits as a result of the fact-finding interview, you have the right to appeal. After you file an appeal, you and your employer will appear before a judge, who will hear the facts regarding the case and make a decision.

Can you get Pua if you are denied unemployment?

If a pending issue is cleared and you are then allowed regular benefits, you will be issued unemployment insurance benefits automatically. If you are denied regular unemployment benefits, you may be eligible for PUA after you complete steps 5 and 6 below. Gather your proof of income for 2019.

What happens at an unemployment adjudication hearing?

The unemployment adjudication hearing or fact finding interview gives the applicant an opportunity to present his case for a contested claim or denied claim. Once a valid claim has been established, it is then reviewed to determine if you, or a former employer, have provided any information that could come in way of unemployment payments.

The claimant may appeal a denied claim. The unemployment adjudication hearing or fact finding interview gives the applicant an opportunity to present his case for a contested claim or denied claim.