The Canuck EI Thread

[Marzena & Stephen 544]

36 minutes ago, Stella&Eli said:

Yes, I have just downloaded from My Service Canada  Also it is mentioned that they have already mailed it to my US address. 

 

Just found mine yay! I was looking in my tax slips and it wasnt there but in a different tab..so crazy. I hope my tax preparer knows what to do with this slip 

[ionoone 19]

Seeing as this thread is 98-page long, would anyone be able to direct newer members to the current important information? i.e. process, criteria, etc. 

 

Thank you in advance!

[NikLR 13,220]

On 3/5/2019 at 11:49 AM, ionoone said:

Seeing as this thread is 98-page long, would anyone be able to direct newer members to the current important information? i.e. process, criteria, etc. 

 

Thank you in advance!

Hasnt really changed tbh. 

[d24v 200]

I just received confirmation that a decision was made on my claim (I was under review given that my ROE had "quit" as my reason for separation) and was approved.  I had hoped and suspected this would be the case, but it's nice to see it in writing.

 

I know that I'm not eligible to receive benefits until I receive my EAD, but I'm just wondering if that extends my end date for my claim?  Like if it's 40 weeks of eligibility, and I can't actually claim until, let's say, August, will it be 40 weeks from then?  

 

Is Service Canada going to make it clear to me when my reports are due?  The blurb for the decision says "if you are required to complete reports, visit the Internet Reporting Service to submit your reports" and the actual claims page says "to prevent any delays, you must complete your report within three weeks of its due date" but there's nothing that says I need to submit one (or by when) and I don't want to jump the gun or anything like that.  But I also don't want to get payments when I'm not eligible for them.

[wingman23 140]

On 3/5/2019 at 1:49 PM, ionoone said:

Seeing as this thread is 98-page long, would anyone be able to direct newer members to the current important information? i.e. process, criteria, etc. 

 

Thank you in advance!

im on page 5 and counting (while waiting for the interview date).

[NikLR 13,220]

On 5/21/2019 at 9:34 AM, d24v said:

I just received confirmation that a decision was made on my claim (I was under review given that my ROE had "quit" as my reason for separation) and was approved.  I had hoped and suspected this would be the case, but it's nice to see it in writing.

 

I know that I'm not eligible to receive benefits until I receive my EAD, but I'm just wondering if that extends my end date for my claim?  Like if it's 40 weeks of eligibility, and I can't actually claim until, let's say, August, will it be 40 weeks from then?  

 

Is Service Canada going to make it clear to me when my reports are due?  The blurb for the decision says "if you are required to complete reports, visit the Internet Reporting Service to submit your reports" and the actual claims page says "to prevent any delays, you must complete your report within three weeks of its due date" but there's nothing that says I need to submit one (or by when) and I don't want to jump the gun or anything like that.  But I also don't want to get payments when I'm not eligible for them.

Call the international line for any clarification.

 

[d24v 200]

On 9/7/2019 at 5:35 PM, NikLR said:

Call the international line for any clarification.

 

Yeah, in the time since May that’s what I did. 

 

For the person wanting up-to-date info on the process:

* you’ll probably get some stuff in the mail denying your claim. You might panic a little. You’ll find the number for the interstate overseas department and call them. That dude will tell you your claim should have been transferred to interstate and wasn’t. 

* they’ll tell you their sending you a questionnaire in the mail. After six weeks with no questionnaire, you’ll call them back. He’ll tell you where to find the questionnaire online instead. For reference, it’s INS 5247.

 

I got my EAD on August 22, so I submitted my questionnaire soon after. I plan on calling tomorrow to find out the status of starting my claim. Fingers crossed it’ll go smoothly now.

[pegandrog 0]

When I moved to the USA in 2005. My UI was denied. So was my appeal. Told me that I left work to early. I left my job May 2 and moved May 25th. Told me it was denied because I should have stayed in Canada till my marriage date in August. this was after talking to the Ontario office. I am still mad about it
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[canadavisa22 197]

Can the US citizen (who is dual) claim EI if they're moving back to the US with Canadian spouse who is getting PR?

[NikLR 13,220]

On 2/28/2020 at 7:15 PM, canadavisa22 said:

Can the US citizen (who is dual) claim EI if they're moving back to the US with Canadian spouse who is getting PR?

Probably. 

[Marzena & Stephen 544]

On 9/8/2019 at 6:31 PM, d24v said:

..

When i received EI i also wondered how long i would get EI for...

I always thought that my timeline would start the moment i received my EAD.  So basically I waited for a few months to get my EAD. Started receiving EI and than the EI got cutoff at week 52 from the date i applied.. I believe it was 52 weeks anyways. And the website says that it cuts off at "the maximum duration of 52 weeks was reached" 

So basically the time you are waiting on your EAD is unpaid but counts towards your weeks on EI. So really you arent getting a full 40 45 or 52 weeks.. maybe closer to half of that. But hopefully you will find a job which pays more than EI and wont have to worry. 

 

[wingman23 140]

Can I still apply even if I passed the 30days period after my resignation?

[NikLR 13,220]

On 3/7/2020 at 8:31 AM, wingman23 said:

Can I still apply even if I passed the 30days period after my resignation?

Yes.  

[NikLR 13,220]

On 3/4/2020 at 1:13 PM, Marzena & Stephen said:

When i received EI i also wondered how long i would get EI for...

I always thought that my timeline would start the moment i received my EAD.  So basically I waited for a few months to get my EAD. Started receiving EI and than the EI got cutoff at week 52 from the date i applied.. I believe it was 52 weeks anyways. And the website says that it cuts off at "the maximum duration of 52 weeks was reached" 

So basically the time you are waiting on your EAD is unpaid but counts towards your weeks on EI. So really you arent getting a full 40 45 or 52 weeks.. maybe closer to half of that. But hopefully you will find a job which pays more than EI and wont have to worry. 

 

This is the hard part about K1 and EI. You cant recieve it until you get the EAD but you need to apply sooner than later.  

[Cfgund 2]

Hello! Does anyone know how long it takes to actually receive payment after sending in the questionnaire and EAD? (Already filed and approved back in December) 

 

Thanks!