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  1. To file a Shared Work claim or to certify for weekly benefits, please sign in to your account below or create a new account. If you are not a Shared Work participant, and you need to file a new claim, please go to unemployment.labor.ny.gov to file your first claim for unemployment insurance benefits.

  2. If you are looking for unemployment insurance benefits in New York State, visit the official website of the Department of Labor. You can find out how to apply, check your eligibility, and get the latest updates on COVID-19 relief. You can also access other online services and resources for individuals.

  3. WARNING: Use of a Virtual Private Network (VPN), proxy, or internet anonymizer service will cause problems with your ability to apply or certify for benefits. Turn these services off before accessing online services. If you cannot turn off your VPN please call 1-888-209-8124 to apply for benefits or 1-888-581-5812 to certify for benefits. v6.9.

  4. This online system is available for filing new claims Monday through Sunday, 7:30 AM to 7:30 PM Eastern Time. If you are living and/or willing to look for work in the state of New York, you may also file your claim by calling the Telephone Claims Center at 1-888-209-8124 during regular business hours.

  5. New Unemployment Insurance claims filed on and after June 28, 2021 will include an unpaid waiting week. Claimants will not receive payment for the first full week of a claim but must still claim weekly benefits and fulfill eligibility requirements. For more information, visit on.ny.gov/wwfaqs.

  6. Certify for Weekly Unemployment Insurance Benefits. Certify for benefits for each week you remain unemployed, as soon as you receive notification to do so. Visit site: https://dol.ny.gov/unemployment/certify-weekly-unemployment-insurance-benefits.

  7. applications.labor.ny.gov › IndividualRegGovernment of New York

    Apply for individual registration with the Government of New York and access various online services for unemployment, job search, and labor market data.

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