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Most of the states provide Unemployment benefits for standard 26 weeks. However there are exceptions to this and some states provide more and some less than the standard. Missouri provided up to 20 weeks of Unemployment benefit.

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Six months. Then if you qualify for the extension - another five months.

More precisely, 26 weeks (including waiting period) - extensions come in 13 week increments. Depending on your income status, many extensions will renew...there really isn't a definitive answer on 'how long' it will last.

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The normal length of time is 26 weeks. EUC (Tier II) extends it another 20 weeks.

1) Regular Unemployment Insurance = up to 26 weeks

2) Extended Unemployment Compensation (EUC) Tier I = up to 20 weeks

3) EUC Tier II = up to 14 weeks

4) EUC Tier III (for states with a TUR of 6.0%) = up to 13 weeks

5) State Extended Benefits (EB) = up to 13 weeks

Total = up to 86 weeks

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The maximum length of time to draw benefits in North Carolina is 26 weeks, whereas the minimum is 13 weeks. The duration of time of benefits is determined by a formula, found in the Related Links below.
I can speak for myself, my job went part-time in Jan. 2008 at which time I began receiving unemployment benefits to complement my loss in income. In May 2008, my job ended and I began receiving full benefits, then a second tier of extension benefits. Once that all exhausted, I called and they told me to just keep filing the weekly certification because it resets itself automatically (they don't do it manually). I do that and I've been receiving it up until July 2009. There's an issue with it now, but once I clear it up, it'll continue. I read that NC unemployment benefits will continue, regardless of how long you'd had it, as long as the state's unemployment rate is above 6.1%. There are breaks, however, in between benefit categories. For example, I had to wait 6 weeks one time for the next set of benefits to begin. Hope this helps.

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for hellas

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$320/week

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