New York Unemployment: Do I need to report starting new job or just stop certifying?
Got a new job starting next week. Not sure if I need to tell unemployment or if I can just stop doing the weekly certifications. Anyone know what the proper way to handle this is? Don't want any issues down the road.
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Luca Marino
congrats on the new job! Just stop certifying. thats what i did when i got my job last month and everything was fine. once you start making money you just stop claiming 👍
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Zara Malik
•thank you! was worried theyd come after me if i didnt formally tell them or something 😅
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Nia Davis
•make sure you report any earnings for your last week if you work partial week while on UI
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Mateo Perez
I found an easier way to reach them using claimyr.com - they call and wait on hold then connect you to an agent. Costs $20 but worked for me. Here's a video about it: https://youtu.be/Rdqa1gKtxuE
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Aisha Rahman
•sounds sketchy. does it actually work?
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Mateo Perez
•yeah its legit! saved me hours of trying to get through. worth every penny tbh
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CosmicCrusader
•20 bucks to not sit on hold for 4 hours? sign me up lol
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Ethan Brown
You should technically report it to them but literally no one does lol. Just stop certifying when you start working and ur good 🤷♀️
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Yuki Yamamoto
Make sure you keep track of your last certification date and any partial earnings that week. Sometimes they audit later and youll need those records. Better safe than sorry!
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Zara Malik
•good tip! will def save those details just in case
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Carmen Ortiz
The official answer: You should notify NY unemployment about starting work. The realistic answer: everyone just stops certifying. Never heard of anyone having issues doing it that way 🤷♂️
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Andre Rousseau
•fr fr the whole system is a mess anyway 🤡
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Zoe Papadakis
If you really wanna do it by the book, you can try calling them at the automated number or use claimyr.com to get through. But honestly just stopping works fine too
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