Do you have a Question about Unemployment?

Your client can get a letter stating that his unemployment benefits have ended from the state agency that administers unemployment benefits in his state. The name of this agency will vary from state to state. For example, in California, it is the Employment Development Department (EDD). In New York, it is the Department of Labor (DOL).

To request a letter from the unemployment benefits agency, your client will need to provide the following information:

His name
His social security number
His date of birth
His claim number
The date his benefits ended
He can request the letter by mail, fax, or email. The contact information for the unemployment benefits agency should be available on their website or by calling their customer service line.

Here are the steps on how to request a letter from the unemployment benefits agency:

Go to the website of the unemployment benefits agency in your client’s state.
Find the contact information for the agency.
Email or mail the agency a letter requesting a letter stating that your client’s unemployment benefits have ended.
Include the following information in your letter:
Your client’s name
Your client’s social security number
Your client’s date of birth
Your client’s claim number
The date your client’s benefits ended
Sign and date your letter.
The unemployment benefits agency will typically send the letter within a few weeks.