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1. uiappeals.ny.gov › request-hearingRequest a Hearing | Unemployment Insurance Appeals Board

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   “Employer Request for Hearing” forms are available online at https://dol.ny.gov/system/files/documents/2021/02/lo436.pdf. You are required to provide a detailed explanation of the events which you believe are the grounds for denying benefits to the claimant.

2. dol.ny.gov › requesting-hearingRequesting a Hearing - Department of Labor

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   You have the right to request a hearing when you disagree with: A determination about your liability under the Unemployment Insurance Law or. A claim for benefits filed by a former employee. How to Request a Hearing. Submit your Employer Request for a Hearing to the address at the top of the form.

3. uiappeals.ny.gov › find-legal-assistanceFind Legal Assistance - Unemployment Insurance Appeals Board

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   Find Legal Assistance. SHARE. REPRESENTATIVES WHO HANDLE UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE MATTERS. You do not need an attorney when appearing for a hearing before the Appeal Board. However, you have the right to be represented by an attorney or representative of your choice if you wish.

4. www.lawhelpny.org › resource › if-you-lose-your-unemployment-benefits-hearingWhat can I do if I lose my unemployment benefits hearing?

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   26 paź 2023 · If you lose your unemployment benefits hearing and disagree with the judge's decision, you can appeal to the Unemployment Insurance Appeal Board. Here are the basic steps: Requesting the Appeal. Send a letter within 20 days of the decision, stating that you want to appeal.

5. dol.ny.gov › overpayment-waiver-and-appeal-processOverpayment Waiver and Appeal Process - Department of Labor

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   A waiver is a request to be forgiven for an overpayment of “federal benefits” because of an absence of fault and circumstances demonstrating that repayment would be unfair. A customer who received an overpayment of “federal benefits” may seek a waiver from repayment if: The claimant was not at fault for the overpayment; and.

6. dol.ny.gov › hearing-processThe Hearing Process Frequently Asked Questions

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   You can request an Unemployment Insurance hearing online or by mail/fax. To request a hearing online, go to www.labor.ny.gov/signin and sign in to your NY.gov account. Choose “Go to My Online Forms.”. Under the “Forms Available for Filing” menu on the left, choose the “Claimant Request for Hearing” form.

7. uiappeals.ny.gov › after-hearingAfter the Hearing - Unemployment Insurance Appeals Board

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   You may appeal to the Appellate Division of the State Supreme Court, Third Department. Appeals must be made within 30 days from the date of the Appeal Board’s decision. To appeal, mail a written notice to: Unemployment Insurance Appeal Board PO Box 15126 Albany, New York 12212-5126