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Old 04-23-2020, 04:56 AM
 
Location: Chicago
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Hello. I received a letter from unemployment declaring my eligibility and my certification date. I did certify this week for payment but when I checked Teleserve for a status I was told that my payment has deductions that exceed my weekly benefit amount. Now back in 2005 I had a fault overpayment in unemployment benefits. In 2009 when I had to file for unemployment my benefits were recouped at %100. The only thing I received was a biweekly $50 that was part of a stimulus payment from the president. I guess my question is I assume I'm not done paying back the overpayment but will I still receive the $600 stimulus from the government like back in 2009?
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