Do I Continue To Certify My Eligibility While I Am Appealing A Decision On My Claim?
Yes, you must continue to certify each week you want to claim benefits by calling 18882633453, during the appeals process. If you do not continue to certify your weekly claims in a timely manner, you may be disqualified from receiving benefits for the weeks you do not certify.
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