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Originally Posted by OutInTheStreet
04/15/2013 first cert date
10/02/2011 ben yr beg date
q3/2010 q4/2010 q1/2011 q2/2011
18,500...18,500...19,000...19,000
400 weekly
8,000 max ben amt
1,600 max ben amt bal
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Are you saying you just began claiming 4/15/2013, on a claim which began 10/2/2011? Not possible. The claim would have expired October 2012.
Therefore, this is
not your
original monetary determination information.
Original monetary determination letters do not give claim balances - unless you are quoting from a very old letter part-way through your original claim, which appears it provided 20 weeks' state benefits instead of the maximum 25 weeks payable in Illinois.
Otherwise, the above information relates to an EUC tier balance, which at one time was $8,000 and on which you now have $1,600 remaining. The only way $8,000 makes sense is if your original monetary determination was $10,000 (25x$400). If that is the case, the above information relates to EUC Tier 1 (80% of original monetary determination if filed prior to 9/2/2012), or ($400x25=$10,000x80%=$8,000), on which you now have a $1,600 remaining.
If that is the case, you are also eligible to collect
14 weeks Tier 2
09 weeks Tier 3
10 weeks Tier 4 (if Illinois remains triggered on)
Due to the sequester, your benefit for these, and any other EUC benefits paid beginning June 1, will be reduced 16.8% to $333 through September 28th.
You may want to call Illinois to verify all of the above calculations.
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