What Information Can You Provide on Texas Unemployment Benefits?

Answer:
Individuals who have earned sufficient wages from covered

jobs and who become unemployed may be eligible to receive Texas unemployment benefits. In order to qualify for benefits, the reason for the change in your employment status must not be related to misconduct. Additionally, you must not have resigned from your job voluntarily, without good cause.

To file a claim for Texas unemployment benefits, the following information will be needed:

* Social Security Number or Alien Registration Number

* Name and address of your last employer

* The exact dates you were employed in your last position

* The number of hours worked and pay rate for the week in which the claim is filed

* Details about your usual rate of pay

* Texas Driver's License or State ID Number (if available)

For additional information on Texas unemployment benefits, see , http://www.twc.state.tx.us/ui/uiclaim.html .


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