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Qualify for Unemployment Insurance

Learn what is required to qualify for Unemployment Insurance (UI) and the types of claims you can submit for unemployment compensation and benefits.
Types of Claims
There are different types of unemployment claims to cover different needs.

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Unemployment Insurance

You file for regular Unemployment Insurance if you lose your job or have your hours reduced through no fault of your own and meet all eligibility requirements.
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Work Sharing

These claims are considered an alternative to layoffs. If your employer participates in the Work Sharing program, you could receive unemployment insurance benefits if your hours and wages have been reduced.
With Work Sharing, employees can:

Receive unemployment insurance benefits.
Keep their current job.
Avoid financial hardships.

Learn more about the requirements, restrictions, and how to apply for or renew a Work Sharing Plan.

Partial Claims

Partial claims are for workers whose employers want to keep them employed when there is a lack of work.
You may benefit from the Partial Claims program if you are temporarily working reduced hours or have been placed on layoff status for no more than two consecutive weeks.
Learn more about the requirements and how to file a claim.

Additional Claim Types
View additional types of claims that can be filed.
Next Steps
There are four stages in an unemployment claim. Once you qualify, you should move on to Register and Apply.

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Let us know you are still eligible to receive unemployment to continue receiving your benefits.

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How to File a Paid Family Leave Claim in SDI Online
How to File a Paid Family Leave Claim in SDI Online

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How to File a Paid Family Leave Claim in SDI Online

If you think you’re eligible for Paid Family Leave (PFL) benefits, file a claim to apply. The fastest and easiest way to file a PFL claim is through SDI Online.
Follow these steps to apply online.

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Step 1: Gather Required Information

You must provide the following information to file a PFL claim using SDI Online:

Valid California Driver License (CDL) or Identification (ID) card number.
Your full legal name as it appears on your CDL or ID.
Date of birth as shown on your CDL or ID.
Social Security number.
Most current employer’s business name, phone number, and mailing address (as stated on your W-2 or paystub).
Last date you worked your normal or usual duties (or the date you began working less than full or modified duty).

Note: If any of the following apply, you should file for PFL by mail instead of online:

You do not have a valid California driver license or ID.
You do not have a valid SSN.
You have a name that does not fit the space in the online form.
You had a recent name change.
You received an error code you cannot resolve or have any other difficulty filing an application online.

You must also give the following information only if it applies to you:

Any wages you received or expect to receive from your employer (sick leave, paid time off, vacation pay, annual leave, and wages earned after your stopped working).
Any workers’ compensation claim information.
Proof of Relationship for bonding claims.
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Evidence needed for your disability claim

When you file a disability claim, we review all available evidence (supporting documents) to determine if you’re eligible for benefits. Find out what evidence you’ll need. And learn about your options for gathering documents to support your claim.

 What documents will I need to support my claim?
 

We require certain documents to support all claims for disability benefits.You’ll need to submit or give us permission to gather these:Your DD214 or other separation documentsYour service treatment recordsAny medical evidence related to your illness or injury (like doctor’s reports, X-rays, and medical test results)Note: You can also choose to submit a lay witness statement (sometimes called a “buddy statement”) to support a VA claim. We’ll review this statement along with the other evidence you submit. Submit a lay or witness statement online to support a claimIf your records were destroyed in the 1973 NPRC fire in St. LouisIn 1973, a fire at the National Personnel Records Center (NPRC) in St. Louis destroyed records held for Veterans who were discharged from the Army and Air Force during certain periods of time.
How To Set Up Direct Deposit For VA Travel Pay Reimbursement | Veterans Affairs
You can fax your completed form to us at 512-460-5221 or bring it to your local beneficiary travel office.
Find your local beneficiary travel office
Find out how to open a bank account to use direct deposit

Sign in to the AccessVA travel claim entry portal
You can sign in with your DS Logon, My HealtheVet, VA PIV, or ID.me account.
If you don't have one of these accounts, you can register for a sign-in partner account. Follow the instructions for your chosen account to sign in. 
Go to the AccessVA travel claim entry portal

Go to your Beneficiary Travel profileAfter you sign in, you'll go to the portal welcome page.
Check the box if you agree to the Terms and Conditions. Then click on the Proceed to Profile Review button.
Note: If the button doesn't work, make sure you've checked the Terms and Conditions box. After you've checked the box, wait a few seconds and try again.

Review your bank account information in your profile
Make sure your bank account information is correct for direct deposit. Enter and save any needed updates.
When you've finished, click Request Profile Updates to send a notification to the beneficiary travel office at your nearest VA medical center. You'll receive a notice when we've updated your information.
You're then ready to file a claim.
Find out how to file a claim for VA travel pay
You can also get video instructions on how to set up direct deposit in the Benefit Travel Self-Service System (BTSSS).Go to our BTSSS direct deposit video (YouTube)

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Nonindustrial Disability Insurance FAQs
Your NDI benefits will be included as wages on your W-2.

Can I work and receive NDI benefits?

Yes. If you work reduced hours or have a change in how you perform your work because of a disability and you have a wage loss, you may be eligible for benefits.

Can I receive annual leave credits while receiving NDI benefits?

No. If you are receiving NDI benefits, you will not accrue annual leave credits unless you work partial hours.

If I am employed by the State of California, but live and work in another state, am I covered by NDI? 

Yes. If you are in a covered bargaining unit and are otherwise eligible for NDI, you can file a claim and receive benefits.

Can I buy back NDI or SDI time for retirement?

You must contact CalPERS to discuss your service credit purchase options.

Can I be on NDI and still file a claim for NDI-FCL? 

Yes. If you are on NDI, you can file a claim for NDI-FCL. We will determine if you are eligible. However, benefits for both programs cannot be paid on the same day.

Can I file a claim for both NDI and SDI? 

Yes. There are times when you are eligible for both NDI and SDI, such as moving from one bargaining unit to another.

Family Care Leave
NDI-FCL is for eligible California State employees, excluded from bargaining, who need to take time off work for family leave.

Is there a waiting period before I receive benefits?

No. NDI-FCL does not require a waiting period before you can be paid.

Can I file a bonding claim and a caregiver claim?

Yes. You can file both claims, but you are only eligible to receive a combined maximum of 8 weeks (56 days) in a 12-month period. Your bonding claim and caregiver claim cannot overlap.

What is the difference between NDI-FCL and ENDI?
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Unemployment Insurance
If you are out of work or have had your hours reduced, you may be eligible to receive unemployment benefits.
Take the Necessary Steps
Learn how to qualify for unemployment benefits. Then, follow these steps to register and apply for unemployment, certify your benefits, and manage your claim.

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Find out if you qualify for unemployment and learn about the compensation and benefits you could receive.

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Note: If you believe that you are misclassified as an independent contractor, we encourage you to apply for benefits. We will determine your eligibility.
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Not eligible for unemployment?
If you’re not eligible for unemployment, you may be eligible for Disability Insurance, Paid Family Leave, or Nonindustrial Disability Insurance.
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Before You File for Unemployment
Have this important information ready as you prepare to file for unemployment.

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Reopen a Claim
If you had an active claim and stopped certifying for continued benefits, you can reopen an unemployment insurance claim if it was filed within the last 52 weeks and you have not exhausted your benefits.

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 Court Reporters
 

It is the policy of the superior court that an official court reporter will normally be available in all departments with the exception of small claims, traffic, trials de novo, and judgment debtor examinations.

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Browse the current openings for opportunities to become an employee of the Superior Court.

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View a list of court-observed holidays.

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The Human Resources division handles career opportunities, and serves as a point of contact for inner-office issues for court employees.

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The superior court provides interpreters for Criminal, Traffic, Juvenile, and Domestic violence cases.

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Public access to judicial administrative records can be requested pursuant to CRC rule 10.500.

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View judicial assignments and schedules for each department. A downloadable PDF document is also available.

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The Jury Services page contains information for potential jurors, jury duty policies and procedures, and provides means for requesting jury duty postponement.

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Contact information including addresses, phone numbers, and hours are listed below for each location.

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The court maintains a mediator referral list including contact information, hourly rates, and profile/resume information.

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View information for vendors including open RFPs, public notices, and intent to award postings. You can also add your company to the Court's bidder's list to receive bid and proposal opportunities.

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View requirements and information about temporary judge positions. File an application to become a temporary judge.

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View Civil Tentative Rulings, and Probate Examiner Recommendations.

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Interest accrues on additional taxes from the original due date of the tax return until the date we receive full payment. Interest accrues on penalties from the effective date of the penalty until the date we receive full payment. (R&TC Section 19101) To find current and prior interest rates, go to ftb.ca.gov and search for interest rates or call the phone number on the enclosed notice.
Additional interest accrues from the NPA date (notice date) to the date we receive your payment in full. However, we charge no additional interest if we receive your payment in full within 15 days of this notice date.
Agree and Make an NPA Payment
If you agree with the proposed assessment amount, you may pay the additional tax, penalties, and interest on the notice as an NPA Payment. Refer to the Payment Procedures section. Do not submit Form 540X, Amended Individual Income Tax Return.
If a balance due exists after the proposed assessment amount becomes a final liability, we will send you a bill.
Disagree and Make a Tax Deposit
If you disagree with the proposed assessment amount, you may file a protest. You may pay the amount shown on the notice as a Tax Deposit to limit the accrual of interest without losing your right to protest the assessment. Refer to the Payment Procedures section. Also refer to California Form 3576, Pending Audit Tax Deposit Voucher for Individuals. Go to ftb.ca.gov and search for 3576. (R&TC Section 19041.5)
If the proposed assessment amount becomes a final liability, we will apply your Tax Deposit to satisfy the final liability. If we withdraw or reduce the proposed assessment, any remaining amount will be held as a Tax Deposit. For additional information, go to ftb.ca.gov and search for 3581 to find FTB 3581, Tax Deposit Refund and Transfer Request.
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If you choose to make a Tax Deposit payment, we will apply your payment to satisfy any balance due on your account for the same tax year and treat the remaining amount as a Tax Deposit for the protested NPA.
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Evidence Needed For Your Disability Claim | Veterans Affairs
You’ll also need to submit one of these forms:A completed Statement in Support of Claim for Service Connection for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (VA Form 21-0781)Get VA Form 21-0781 to downloadorIf you’re claiming PTSD based on personal assault, a completed Statement in Support of Claim for Service Connection for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Secondary to Personal Assault (VA Form 21-0781a)Get VA Form 21-0781a to downloadLearn more about PTSD claims

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You’ll need to submit everything listed here:Medical evidence that shows a service-connected disability prevents you from getting or keeping substantially gainful employment (work that brings in enough money to earn a livelihood). Odd jobs (marginal employment) don’t count.A completed Veteran’s Application for Increased Compensation Based on Unemployability (VA Form 21-8940).Get VA Form 21-8940 to downloadA completed Request for Employment Information in Connection with Claim for Disability Benefits (VA Form 21-4192), completed by your last employer.Get VA Form 21-4192 to downloadLearn more about Individual Unemployability

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You’ll need to submit evidence that shows you experienced at least one of these situations at a hospital:You spent more than 21 days in a VA hospital or other approved hospital for a service-connected disability, orYou were under hospital observation for more than 21 days at our expense for a service-connected disabilityIf you had surgery, you’ll need to submit evidence that shows these descriptions are true:Your surgery required a recovery time of at least one month (or the surgery or treatment was for a service-connected disability), andYour surgery resulted in severe issues for you. This could include surgical wounds that haven’t totally healed, stumps or recent amputations, being unable to move due to being put in splints or casts, being unable to leave your house, or having to use a wheelchair or crutches.If you didn’t have surgery, you’ll need to show that one or more of your major joints was immobilized by a cast.Learn more about temporary 100% disability benefits

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Survivor and dependent compensation (DIC)

Compensación para sobrevivientes y descendientes (DIC)

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About VA DIC for spouses, dependents, and parents

If you’re the surviving spouse, child, or parent of a service member who died in the line of duty, or the survivor of a Veteran who died from a service-related injury or illness, you may be able to get a tax-free monetary benefit called VA Dependency and Indemnity Compensation (VA DIC). Find out if you can get VA benefits or compensation.

 Information for survivors with PACT Act-related claims
 

If you think you’re eligible for VA DIC under the PACT Act, you can submit a new application.
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NOTE: A notice designating a clerk's transcript MUST identify each designated document by its title and filing date or, if the filing date is not available, the date it was signed. For minute orders, it is sufficient to collectively designate all minute orders, or all minute orders entered between specified dates.

Deposit for Cost of Transcript: The superior court clerk shall notice each party with an estimate of cost for the clerk's transcript on appeal. The appellant and any party wanting to purchase a copy of the transcripts shall deposit the estimated cost with the clerk. Please see the California Rules of Court for specific time requirements. Upon receipt of the deposit for the clerk's transcript, the superior court clerk shall prepare the clerk's transcript on appeal. Failure to file a designation of record or deposit the estimated costs on appeal by the appellant will cause a default to be entered by the superior court clerk and may result in the appeal being dismissed.
Filing the Record: Upon completion of the clerk's and/or reporter's transcripts, the original record shall be certified to the Court of Appeal and copies mailed to the appellant and to any parties who have posted a deposit covering the cost of the transcripts on appeal.
Appendixes Instead of Clerk's Transcript: After filing the notice of appeal, any party electing to proceed by an appendix instead of by clerk's transcript must serve and file a notice of election in superior court. Please refer to the California Rules of Court for additional information. The notice of appeal and designation of record (both clerk's and reporter's) may be included on one pleading or filed separately.
Appellant's Opening Brief: The opening brief shall be served and filed with the reviewing court. Please see the California Rules of Court for specific time requirements.
Respondent's Brief: The respondent's brief shall be served and filed after the appellant's opening brief is filed. Please refer to the California Rules of Court for specific time requirements.
Appellant's Reply Brief: The appellant must serve and file a reply brief, if any, after the respondent files their brief. Please see the California Rules of Court for specific time requirements.