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Reemployment Assistance benefits, also known as unemployment compensation, provides temporary assistance to qualified people who are out of work through no fault of their own. Use the Reconnect system to apply for these benefits online. All people who apply for benefits are called claimants and must have a Reemployment Assistance account.
- Claimants
If you received an overpayment from Reemployment Assistance...
- Reconnect Logins
Reconnect is Florida’s Reemployment Assistance claims system...
- Request Benefit Payment
It is very important that you request your benefits on time...
- Reemployment Assistance Service Center
Reconnect is Florida’s Reemployment Assistance claims system...
- Reemployment Assistance Resources
An equal opportunity employer/program. Auxiliary aids and...
- Repay Overpayment
Claimant Options. Claimants may have the following options...
- Tax Form 1099-G
You can access an electronic copy of your 1099-G through...
- Job Search Resources
Work for the State of Florida. Look for and apply for...
- Claimants
15 Μαΐ 2020 · The Florida Department of Economic Opportunity (DEO) encourages all Floridians who have lost their job as a direct result of COVID-19, to apply for Reemployment Assistance benefits. • DEO strongly encourages you to submit your application online at FloridaJobs.org and select “File a Claim.”.
The fastest way to receive a copy of your 1099-G Form is by choosing "electronic" as your preferred contact method. You could view the last five years of your 1099-G Form by logging into your Reemployment Assistance account and going to "My 1099-G" in the main menu.
Complete a paper application by downloading and printing from here. The completed paper application can be mailed to ACCESS Central Mail Center, P.O. Box 1770, Ocala, FL, 34478-1770, or it can be faxed or hand-delivered to a customer service center; Applying for public assistance benefits is free.
Application Forms. The quickest way to apply for Government Assistance is online through the MyACCESS portal. Individuals can also make changes, apply for additional assistance, check case status and more using the MyACCESS Portal.
Claims for Benefits. An unemployed worker may receive information for filing a claim for benefits at any local CareerSource Florida Center operating under your area’s Regional Workforce Board, or by visiting the website for the Department of Commerce at. floridajobs.org. All claims must be filed online.
MyACCESS is a portal where Floridians can get and manage benefits online. This includes food assistance (SNAP) formerly food stamps, cash aid (TCA), and affordable health coverage (Medicaid)
