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Logging In to Your Utah Unemployment Claim

Where to log in to your Utah unemployment claim, file weekly or biweekly certifications, check payment status, and get help.

Short answer: Utah Department of Workforce Services: sign in at jobs.utah.gov, choose "my Unemployment," then "File Weekly Claim" (have your SSN and 4-digit PIN). The week runs Sunday through Saturday; Utah Department of Workforce Services, UI Claimant Guide

Logging in and filing weekly claimsUtah Department of Workforce Services: sign in at jobs.utah.gov, choose "my Unemployment," then "File Weekly Claim" (have your SSN and 4-digit PIN). The week runs Sunday through Saturday; file on Sunday or as soon as possible after. If you don't file within 27 days from the Saturday of the last week filed, your claim closes and must be reopened. In my Unemployment you can also see payment summaries and why no payment was issued, view your remaining balance, change payment method, contact information and tax withholding, view documents through electronic correspondence, get Form 1099-G and change your PIN. Claims are not taken by phone; for help use Live Chat or the CARE Team (Salt Lake and South Davis: 801-526-4400; Weber and North Davis: 801-612-0877; Utah County: 801-375-4067; elsewhere: 888-848-0688).
How to applyApply online through your "my Unemployment" account at jobs.utah.gov, or call the Claims Assistance and Re-Employment (CARE) Team at 801-526-4400. File a weekly claim every week, even while waiting for a decision. If you do not file within 27 days of the Saturday of the last week you filed, your claim closes and you must reopen it.
Work search requirementsUnless DWS tells you otherwise, make at least four new full-time employer contacts each week. A new contact is an employer you have not contacted before, or a new job opening at an employer you contacted earlier. Just looking at a website does not count; you must send a resume or application. Keep detailed records and report them when you file each week. You must also complete work registration on jobs.utah.gov within 10 working days of applying.

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FAQ

Where do I log in to my unemployment claim in Utah?
Utah Department of Workforce Services: sign in at jobs.utah.gov, choose "my Unemployment," then "File Weekly Claim" (have your SSN and 4-digit PIN). The week runs Sunday through Saturday; file on Sunday or as soon as possible after. If you don't file within 27 days from the Saturday of the last week filed, your claim closes and must be reopened. In my Unemployment you can also see payment summaries and why no payment was issued, view your remaining balance, change payment method, contact information and tax withholding, view documents through electronic correspondence, get Form 1099-G and change your PIN. Claims are not taken by phone; for help use Live Chat or the CARE Team (Salt Lake and South Davis: 801-526-4400; Weber and North Davis: 801-612-0877; Utah County: 801-375-4067; elsewhere: 888-848-0688).
How do I apply for unemployment in Utah?
Apply online through your "my Unemployment" account at jobs.utah.gov, or call the Claims Assistance and Re-Employment (CARE) Team at 801-526-4400. File a weekly claim every week, even while waiting for a decision. If you do not file within 27 days of the Saturday of the last week you filed, your claim closes and you must reopen it.
What are the work search requirements for unemployment in Utah?
Unless DWS tells you otherwise, make at least four new full-time employer contacts each week. A new contact is an employer you have not contacted before, or a new job opening at an employer you contacted earlier. Just looking at a website does not count; you must send a resume or application. Keep detailed records and report them when you file each week. You must also complete work registration on jobs.utah.gov within 10 working days of applying.

General legal information, not legal advice. Laws change and local rules can differ; check the linked official source or talk to a lawyer about your situation.