1. BC9 – Unemployment Insurance Instructions and Appointment Notice:

• It contains instructions on how and when to claim your benefits.
• Includes a list of upcoming appointments.

2. BC3C – Notice to Applicant of Benefit Determination:

• Provides details on the weekly benefit rate and maximum benefit amount.
• Lists employers you worked for, base weeks worked, and wages during the period used to determine benefits.
• Review it carefully and file an appeal if there is incorrect or missing information.

3. BC5 – Notice of Invalid Claim:

• It is sent if you were not employed in New Jersey during the base year or if your claim is determined to be invalid.
• List the reason for the disability.
• File an appeal if you don't agree with the decision.

4. Prepaid Debit Card:

• Sent if you choose not to have profits deposited directly into your bank account.
• The card arrives in an unmarked envelope 7-10 days after you apply for benefits.
• Valid for four years; keep it until the expiration date.
• Reactivating your claim may also trigger a new card issuance.

5. Electronic Adjudication Problem Clarification Questionnaire:

• Received by email if additional information is needed.
• Complete the online questionnaire quickly to assist in the claim determination process.

6. BC26B – Notice of Determination:

• Sent after the fact-finding interview (by phone or email).
• Indicates whether you were granted or denied benefits.
• Provide dates of ineligibility.
• Appeal the decision if necessary.

AT2: Notice of Hearing:

• Received if you or your employer file an appeal.
• Tells you about the date, time, and instructions for participating in the hearing.

We hope this guide helps you navigate the various forms associated with unemployment benefits.