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Yes if you quit for good reason and related to the job. See the Related Link below.

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The report in the Related Link below says that a person who quits MAY be denied eligibility, which indicates they may decide on a case by case basis.

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Only the 'other state', the liable state, is obligated for your unemployment benefits. You might be able to file throughSouth Carolina's office, but they are not liable to you.

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Q: Do you qualify for unemployment insurance if you quit your job in North Carolina to relocate and follow your husband to South Carolina?
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