You should request benefit payment every two weeks on your scheduled day. When you apply for benefits, TWC sends you instructions on requesting payment. To find the first date you are scheduled to request benefit payment, look for the document titled: Instructions: Requesting Benefit Payments. This form shows your First Filing Date and the Tele-Serv Filing Day. Show Sample of Instructions: Requesting Benefit Payments Showing First Filing Day and Tele-Serv Filing Day You can also find your next day to request payment and your scheduled filing day by calling Tele-Serv at 800-558-8321, select Option 2, between 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. weekdays or by logging on to Unemployment Benefits Services and viewing Claim and Payment Status. Please make note of the date and day and mark it on your calendar. You should request benefit payment for the first time on your First Filing Date and then every two weeks after that on your Filing Day. You should request payment on the filing day listed on the instructions as the Tele-Serv Filing Day whether you use Tele-Serv to request payment (800-558-8321, select Option 1) or submit your payment request through Unemployment Benefits Services. You will be scheduled to request payment on either a Sunday, Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday. These are designated filing days, and you should request payment on your designated day. However, if you do not request payment on your designated filing day, you can also request payment during that same week on our open filing days, which are Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Note: You must request payment during the same week as your designated filing day. If you miss requesting on your filing day or during the open filing days in the same week, try to request payment as soon as possible. If the system tells you your payment request is late, you will need to call our Tele-Center at 800-939-6631 and tell the customer service representative (CSR) that your payment request is late. The CSR will inform you when to request payment next. If your payment request is late, your benefit payment may be delayed or you may not get paid. Calculating Your Biweekly Payment DayThe following table shows how to calculate your next filing day. For example, if you requested payment on a Monday, you should request your next payment on the second Monday after that. You can also request payment during the open filing days in the same week as your designated filing day. Example 1 – Normal Payment Request Schedule: You request payment on a Monday during your first week. You would SKIP the next Monday in week 2, and then request payment on the Monday after that in week 3. Then you would skip the Monday in week 4 and request payment again on the next Monday. Example 2 – You Miss One of Your Filing Days: You request payment on a Tuesday during your first week. You skip the next Tuesday in week 2, but then miss the Tuesday after that in week 3. To stay on schedule, you would request payment on any of our open filing days during week 3. You would then skip the Tuesday in week 4, and request payment again on the next Tuesday after that. Example 3 – You Miss a Filing Week: You request payment on a Wednesday during your first week. You skip the next Wednesday like you should, but then forget to file on the Wednesday in week 3 and do not request payment during our open filing days that week. You should try to request payment as soon as possible. If the system tells you your payment request is late, you must call the Tele-Center at 800-939-6631 and tell a customer service representative (CSR) that your payment request was late. The CSR will inform you when to request payment next. When you request payment on Tele-Serv, the program will tell you the next date to request payment. Please make note of the date and mark it on your calendar. When you request payment on Unemployment Benefits Services, the program will display the next date to request payment on Claim and Payment Status. Please make note of the date and mark it on your calendar. Remember: If you do not request payment on time, your payment may be delayed or you may not get paid. You should try to request payment as soon as possible. If the system tells you your payment request is late, call our Tele-Center at 800-939-6631 and tell the customer service representative (CSR) that you filed your payment request late. The CSR will inform you when to request payment next. How to Request Backdated WeeksIMPORTANT: If you are given the opportunity to request benefit payments for backdated weeks on either Tele-Serv or Unemployment Benefits Services (UBS), you must request them at that time. If you do not, the system will not allow you to try later and you will have to call the Tele-Center. If you have any questions or problems with any backdated payment requests, call our Tele-Center at 800-939-6631 to speak with a customer service representative. Unemployment Benefits ServicesIf you request payment using Unemployment Benefits Services and you have backdated payment weeks that you have not yet requested payment for, the program will display the following message on the Confirmation page: "You have not requested payment for some recent benefit weeks. To request payment for additional week(s), select the 'Request Additional Payment' button below." Selecting the Request Additional Payment button will then display another Begin Payment Request page with one to two additional claim week dates listed under the Payment Request Period section. Continue by selecting the Next button at the bottom of that page and then answering the questions for those claim weeks like you did for the previous claim week dates. Once you have submitted the payment requests for those additional dates, you can select the Request Additional Payment button on the Confirmation page if available and request payment for any other additional claim weeks until the program says there are no more. Make sure to print a copy of each payment request that you made for your records. If you have no additional weeks to request payment for, the program will display a message asking if you want to check job openings on WorkInTexas.com. Selecting the Next button will redirect you to WorkInTexas.com. If you have any questions or problems with any backdated payment requests, call our Tele-Center at 800-939-6631 to speak with a customer service representative. Tele-ServIf you request benefit payment using Tele-Serv by calling 800-558-8321, select Option 1, the Tele-Serv automated system will ask you if you want to request payment for your backdated weeks. Select “yes” and answer the certification questions like you did for the other claim weeks you requested payment. If you select “no,” you will not be able to request payment for those backdated weeks and you will need to call our Tele-Center at 800-939-6631 before you will be able to request payment again. If you have any questions or problems with any backdated payment requests, call our Tele-Center at 800-939-6631 to speak with a customer service representative. How much is unemployment in Texas right now?Your weekly benefit amount ( WBA ) is the amount you receive for weeks you are eligible for benefits. Your WBA will be between $72 and $563 (minimum and maximum weekly benefit amounts in Texas) depending on your past wages.
What documents do I need to file for Texas unemployment?You will need:. Your last employer's business name, address and phone number.. First and last dates (month, day and year) you worked for your last employer. ... . Number of hours worked and pay rate if you worked the week you apply for benefits (Sunday through Saturday). How do I know if I'm eligible for unemployment in Texas?You can check your claim status online at Unemployment Benefits Services or call Tele-Serv at 800-558-8321. We use information from you and your last employer to determine if you qualify. TWC sends your last employer a letter with the reason you gave for no longer working there.
How long does it take to receive unemployment benefits in Texas?If you are eligible, we will issue your first payment approximately four weeks after you apply for benefits. Typically, your first payment is only for one week even though you submitted a payment request for two weeks. This is because the first payable week is your “waiting week.”
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