How to use or fill out Unemployment Insurance (UI) rules require that you actively search for work, making at least your minimum number of required contacts every week
- Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
- Begin by entering the date of each contact in the 'Date' field using the MM/DD/YY format.
- In the 'Employer/Agency/Service/Event' section, provide the name of the employer or agency you contacted.
- Fill in the 'Name, Phone Number with Area Code, and Address' fields with complete details for each contact. Ensure to include area codes for phone numbers.
- Indicate how you contacted them by selecting from options such as in person, phone, mail, or email in the 'How Contacted?' section.
- Specify the 'Type of Work Sought' to clarify what positions you are applying for.
- Document the results of your contact by selecting from options like Not hiring, Pending, or Hired in the 'Results?' field.
- If applicable, note whether an application or résumé was filed by answering Yes or No in that section.
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