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Does my husband need to file an appeal for unemployment compensation?
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He received a notice of section 804 (b) nonfault overpayment because of ineligible voluntary quit of employment. He filled out an application and did saftey testing on a Friday and was offered a job to start work on Monday. He got 2 other job offers when he left . He called them back and said he was taking a job with a different company. This company said he quit because the work was too hard. When he talked to the unemployment office he told them he never started for them and he is doing the same work but for a different company.
Yes. If you receive a Notice of Determination finding an unemployment overpayment, you must appeal this determination within 15 days. Without an appeal, you are effectively agreeing with the determination, almost as if you had plead guilty, and now are submitting to the punishment. This includes, but not limited to, full repayment of unemployment received, a punitive payment of additional penalty weeks you never collected, disqualification from future benefits, liens placed on your home and social security, interest, fees, as well as a civil judgment and criminal prosecution. See my link below for additional information.
