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UNEMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCE FOR INDIVIDUALS IMPACTED BY FLOODING

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MONTANA FLOODING ASSISTANCE

If you are a resident of Carbon, Park, Stillwater or Yellowstone Counties and
have lost work due to recent flooding, you may be eligible for unemployment
assistance from the Montana Department of Labor & Industry.

Most impacted individuals who have lost work will be eligible for regular
unemployment insurance benefits.

SELECT THE OPTION BELOW THAT MOST RESEMBLES YOUR SITUATION:

 * Regular employee and receive a W-2 for your wages6/24/22
   If you lost work due to the flooding disaster, cannot get to work, or your
   workplace has been destroyed or damaged
   
   You are likely eligible for regular unemployment insurance benefits.
   
   Create an Account   or  Login to Your Account
   
   Then apply for benefits and follow the instructions to file for unemployment
   insurance. You can also call our Claims Processing Center at (406) 444-2545
   for assistance
   
   I am not eligible for regular Unemployment, what can I do? Last Updated
   6/24/22
 * I am not eligible for Regular Unemployment, what can I do?6/27/22
   
   IF YOU ARE NOT ELIGIBLE FOR REGULAR UNEMPLOYMENT
   
   You may be eligible for Disaster Unemployment Assistance (DUA). DUA is a
   federal program available to individuals who do not qualify for regular UI
   benefits.
   
   YOU MAY BE ELIGIBLE FOR DISASTER UNEMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCE (DUA) IF YOU MEET
   SOME OF THE REQUIREMENTS BELOW.
   
    * You do not quality for regular unemployment benefits from any state
    * You worked or were self-employed or were scheduled to begin work or
      self-employment
    * You could/can no longer work or perform services because of physical
      damage or destruction to the place of employment as a direct result of the
      disaster
    * You were/are unable to reach your job or self-employment location because
      you must travel through the affected are and are prevented from doing so
      by the disaster
    * You establish that the work or self-employment you could/can no longer
      perform was your primary source of income
    * You could not/cannot perform work or self-employment because of an injury
      as a direct result of the disaster
    * You became the breadwinner or major support of a household because of the
      death of the head of the household due to the disaster
   
   File for Disaster Unemployment Assistance
   
   TO FILE A CLAIM
   
   Call (406) 444-3454 and an agent will assist you.
   
   For more information about Disaster Unemployment Insurance, including
   Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) View the FAQ
   
   Last Updated 6/27/22
 * I am Self-Employed or was Scheduled to Begin Work or Self-Employment 6/27/22
   
   You may be eligible for Disaster Unemployment Assistance (DUA). DUA is a
   federal program available to individuals who do not qualify for regular UI
   benefits.
   
   YOU MAY BE ELIGIBLE FOR DISASTER UNEMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCE (DUA) IF YOU MEET
   SOME OF THE REQUIREMENTS BELOW.
   
    * You do not quality for regular unemployment benefits from any state
    * You worked or were self-employed or were scheduled to begin work or
      self-employment
    * You could/can no longer work or perform services because of physical
      damage or destruction to the place of employment as a direct result of the
      disaster
    * You were/are unable to reach your job or self-employment location because
      you must travel through the affected are and are prevented from doing so
      by the disaster
    * You establish that the work or self-employment you could/can no longer
      perform was your primary source of income
    * You could not/cannot perform work or self-employment because of an injury
      as a direct result of the disaster
    * You became the breadwinner or major support of a household because of the
      death of the head of the household due to the disaster
   
   File for Disaster Unemployment Assistance
   
   
   TO FILE A CLAIM
   
   Call (406) 444-3454 and an agent will assist you.
   
   For more information about Disaster Unemployment Insurance, including
   Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) View the FAQ
   
   Last Updated 6/27/22
 * No longer can work or perform services because of physical damage or
   destruction to my...6/27/22
   
   NO LONGER CAN WORK OR PERFORM SERVICES BECAUSE OF PHYSICAL DAMAGE OR
   DESTRUCTION TO MY PLACE OF EMPLOYMENT AS A DIRECT RESULT OF THE DISASTER
   
   You may be eligible for Disaster Unemployment Assistance (DUA). DUA is a
   federal program available to individuals who do not qualify for regular UI
   benefits.
   
   YOU MAY BE ELIGIBLE FOR DISASTER UNEMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCE (DUA) IF YOU MEET
   SOME OF THE REQUIREMENTS BELOW.
   
    * You do not quality for regular unemployment benefits from any state
    * You worked or were self-employed or were scheduled to begin work or
      self-employment
    * You could/can no longer work or perform services because of physical
      damage or destruction to the place of employment as a direct result of the
      disaster
    * You were/are unable to reach your job or self-employment location because
      you must travel through the affected are and are prevented from doing so
      by the disaster
    * You establish that the work or self-employment you could/can no longer
      perform was your primary source of income
    * You could not/cannot perform work or self-employment because of an injury
      as a direct result of the disaster
    * You became the breadwinner or major support of a household because of the
      death of the head of the household due to the disaster
   
   File for Disaster Unemployment Assistance
   
   TO FILE A CLAIM
   
   Call (406) 444-3454 and an agent will assist you.
   
   For more information about Disaster Unemployment Insurance, including
   Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) View the FAQ
   
   Last Updated 6/27/22
 * You must travel through the affected area and are prevented from doing so by
   the disaster6/27/22
   
   You may be eligible for Disaster Unemployment Assistance (DUA). DUA is a
   federal program available to individuals who do not qualify for regular UI
   benefits.
   
   YOU MAY BE ELIGIBLE FOR DISASTER UNEMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCE (DUA) IF YOU MEET
   SOME OF THE REQUIREMENTS BELOW.
   
    * You do not quality for regular unemployment benefits from any state
    * You worked or were self-employed or were scheduled to begin work or
      self-employment
    * You could/can no longer work or perform services because of physical
      damage or destruction to the place of employment as a direct result of the
      disaster
    * You were/are unable to reach your job or self-employment location because
      you must travel through the affected are and are prevented from doing so
      by the disaster
    * You establish that the work or self-employment you could/can no longer
      perform was your primary source of income
    * You could not/cannot perform work or self-employment because of an injury
      as a direct result of the disaster
    * You became the breadwinner or major support of a household because of the
      death of the head of the household due to the disaster
   
   File for Disaster Unemployment Assistance
   
   TO FILE A CLAIM
   
   Call (406) 444-3454 and an agent will assist you.
   
   For more information about Disaster Unemployment Insurance, including
   Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) View the FAQ
   
   Last Updated 6/27/22
 * Could not/cannot perform work or self-employment because of an injury as a
   direct...6/27/22
   
   COULD NOT/CANNOT PERFORM WORK OR SELF-EMPLOYMENT BECAUSE OF AN INJURY AS A
   DIRECT RESULT OF THE DISASTER
   
   You may be eligible for Disaster Unemployment Assistance (DUA). DUA is a
   federal program available to individuals who do not qualify for regular UI
   benefits.
   
   YOU MAY BE ELIGIBLE FOR DISASTER UNEMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCE (DUA) IF YOU MEET
   SOME OF THE REQUIREMENTS BELOW.
   
    * You do not quality for regular unemployment benefits from any state
    * You worked or were self-employed or were scheduled to begin work or
      self-employment
    * You could/can no longer work or perform services because of physical
      damage or destruction to the place of employment as a direct result of the
      disaster
    * You were/are unable to reach your job or self-employment location because
      you must travel through the affected are and are prevented from doing so
      by the disaster
    * You establish that the work or self-employment you could/can no longer
      perform was your primary source of income
    * You could not/cannot perform work or self-employment because of an injury
      as a direct result of the disaster
    * You became the breadwinner or major support of a household because of the
      death of the head of the household due to the disaster
   
   File for Disaster Unemployment Assistance
   
   TO FILE A CLAIM
   
   Call (406) 444-3454 and an agent will assist you.
   
   For more information about Disaster Unemployment Insurance, including
   Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) View the FAQ
   
   Last Updated 6/27/22
 * You became the breadwinner or major support of a household because of the
   death of the...6/27/22
   
   YOU BECAME THE BREADWINNER OR MAJOR SUPPORT OF A HOUSEHOLD BECAUSE OF THE
   DEATH OF THE HEAD OF THE HOUSEHOLD DUE TO THE DISASTER
   
   You may be eligible for Disaster Unemployment Assistance (DUA). DUA is a
   federal program available to individuals who do not qualify for regular UI
   benefits.
   
   YOU MAY BE ELIGIBLE FOR DISASTER UNEMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCE (DUA) IF YOU MEET
   SOME OF THE REQUIREMENTS BELOW.
   
    * You do not quality for regular unemployment benefits from any state
    * You worked or were self-employed or were scheduled to begin work or
      self-employment
    * You could/can no longer work or perform services because of physical
      damage or destruction to the place of employment as a direct result of the
      disaster
    * You were/are unable to reach your job or self-employment location because
      you must travel through the affected are and are prevented from doing so
      by the disaster
    * You establish that the work or self-employment you could/can no longer
      perform was your primary source of income
    * You could not/cannot perform work or self-employment because of an injury
      as a direct result of the disaster
    * You became the breadwinner or major support of a household because of the
      death of the head of the household due to the disaster
   
   File for Disaster Unemployment Assistance
   
   TO FILE A CLAIM
   
   Call (406) 444-3454 and an agent will assist you.
   
   Individuals will need their Social Security Number, a copy of their most
   recent federal income tax forms or check stubs, and documentation to support
   they were working or self-employed when the disaster occurred.
   
   To receive DUA benefits, all required documentation must be submitted within
   21 days from the day the DUA application is filed. The first possible week of
   compensation for those individuals who qualify for DUA is the week ending
   XXXXXX.
   
   For more information about Disaster Unemployment Insurance, including
   Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) View the FAQ
   
   Last Updated 6/27/22

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