UI Info Worksheet

You may wish to print this and fill it out before filing

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Having this information before you start filing will speed up the process. Additionally, see Earnings Worksheet #2 for or calculating hours worked and hourly pay, and, for a new claim, see Earnings Worksheet #1 for calculating your quarterly income.

If you have filed before:

• Your EDD Benefits Programs Online (now called myEDD) account login: __________________________
• Your EDD Benefits Programs Online (now called myEDD) account password: __________________________
• Your ID.me account login: __________________________
• Your ID.me account password: __________________________

If you do not have an ID.me account:

You will need to have an ID.me account before you can file for benefits. To get an ID.me account, you will need:

• Mobile phone with camera
• Photo ID (driver's license, passport, passport card, or state ID)
• Email address
• Social Security number
• Laptop or computer (optional)

If you have filed a new claim, or reopened a claim, in the past two years:

• Date you filed: __________________________
• Date you filed: __________________________

For each employer:

• Employer's name (the college): __________________________
  • Employer's address (see note below): __________________________
  • Employer's phone number: __________________________
• Your immediate supervisor (your dean): __________________________
  • Your supervisor's phone number: __________________________
• The first date you worked for this employer (see note below): __________________________
• Your union's name: __________________________
  • Your union's address: __________________________
  • Your union's phone number: __________________________
  • Your union's local number: __________________________
  • Your union's contact person: __________________________

Term dates:

• Your last day of work (the last day of the term that just ended): __________________________
• Date to return to work (assuming you have a future assignment): __________________________

About your last day of work:

The earliest date you can file is your last day of work. One date to use for your last day of work is the last day of the term, as listed in your district’s academic calendar. If all your courses are online, this is the safest approach. If your last class ends before the term ends, and you are not working after then, you can file on your last day of work. Note that districts may take a different stance on what is considered your last day of work.

Don't try to "correct" the employer address:

While EDD populates the fields for your employer, you may see what appears to be an incorrect address for the employer (the college) that you worked for. Many colleges contract out with a third party, such as a credit agency, to administer unemployment claims. So you may see an address used by this third party listed as the address of your employer. Simply ignore this and do not try to "correct" this address. But when asked if the mailing address is different than the physical address, you can then enter the actual college address.

About the first date you worked for an employer:

When asked for the first date you worked for an employer, should you enter your initial date of hire, or the beginning of the last term for which you were hired? Enter your initial date of hire. But if you can't remember when that was, estimate the date. It doesn't really matter.