Where Form 8815 Unemployment 2023-2024

Welcome to the printing and distribution center of the California Employment Development Department. I'm Laurie Levy, Deputy Director here at EDD, and this is where we print, sort, and mail upwards of more than 200,000 unemployment insurance checks a day to people who have lost their jobs. At the height of the recession, we've paid out more than eighty million dollars a day in these valuable benefits - money that is critical to you, your family, and your local community. We know how important it is that you get these benefits on time, about every two weeks during the course of your unemployment. And there's something you can do to help us reach that goal - make sure you fill out your continued claim form completely and correctly before you mail it. Every day, EDD receives stacks and stacks of continued claim forms in the mail. We rely on technology to help us get these claim forms open, scanned, and processed as quickly as possible. Yet, every day, upwards of thirty percent of the forms arrive incomplete or include some kind of error that slows down the process and can cause your claim form to be routed back to a representative for further follow-up and clarification from you, delaying the issuance of your check. To help us all avoid such delays, we've developed a tip sheet for you with some important do's and don'ts of filling out the continue claim form. You can find the summary tip sheet on the unemployment section of our EDD website at WWDC a govt. Hopefully, it will be helpful for you to have it handy when you fill out your form. You can also refer to your handbook, a guide to benefits and employment services, for an explanation of each question on the claim form. The...