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Ann M. Baker

I have filed my claim for unemployment, and have gone past the first and second week and have tried to claim my first two weeks of unemployment and can’t get to the page to report my days. I have a disclaimer that I was overpaid in April 2020, also that there is a Certification Correction on Auto Requested Weeks 4/25/20, 5/2/20 and, 5/9/20????? How do payments get “Auto Requested”? In April my last day worked was 4/17/20, I filed unemployment on 4/19/2020. I waited my first week and did search for jobs for input of weeks 4/26/20 – 5/2/20 which would be my first eligible week. How do I report my job searches? Another thing to remember that Governor DeSantis gave additional funds to those who were unemployed due to the COVID pandemic. He also told us we didn’t have to search for jobs as most people weren’t hiring. I still looked but I don’t have that information anymore if that is what the system is looking for. I know this is long I need some assistance and can’t get through on the phone. Please help me.
June 27, 2023
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It looks like you were overpaid in April 2020 because you were still eligible for benefits in that week. The system automatically requested payments for those weeks, but you should not have received them. You will need to repay those payments.

To report your job searches, you can do so through the Reemployment Assistance Help Center. You will need to provide the Issue ID Number associated with the Work Search Issue created on your claim. You can find this number on your unemployment correspondence.

Once you have your Issue ID Number, you can follow these steps to report your job searches:

Go to the Reemployment Assistance Help Center website.
Click on “I am a CLAIMANT.”
Click on “I would like to complete a Work Search Form.”
Enter your Issue ID Number.
Answer the questions about your job searches.
Submit your form.
The system will then review your job searches and determine if you are eligible for benefits for those weeks.

As for the Governor DeSantis’s announcement, it is true that you did not have to search for jobs if you were unemployed due to the COVID pandemic. However, the system is still requiring you to report your job searches. This is because the system does not know if you were actually unemployed due to the pandemic.

If you do not have the information about your job searches anymore, you can contact the Reemployment Assistance Service Center at 1-833-FL-APPLY (1-833-352-7759) for assistance.

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.
June 27, 2023

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