Your facts, organized before you file.
This sample shows the kind of preparation the package is designed to support. It is a hand-written illustration, not a real customer report or a demonstration of a completed product run. Actual output and layout may differ.
Sample claim-preparation report
Fictional scenario: Jordan lost a position when a department closed. The employer described it as a lack-of-work layoff. Jordan also received a severance offer and an unused vacation payout.
Purpose: Collect facts and questions for the official state application. This report does not decide eligibility.
1. Separation facts to confirm
- Last day actually worked: October 16, 2026.
- Date notified: October 9, 2026.
- Employer explanation: department closure / lack of work.
- Confirm the official employment end date against the separation letter; it may differ from the last day worked.
2. Special payments to organize
- Severance offered: $3,000 gross. Payment date and any period covered: not yet confirmed.
- Unused vacation payout: $600 gross. Obtain the final pay statement.
- Keep severance, vacation pay, final wages, and salary continuation separate when reviewing the state's questions.
- Confirm with the responsible state agency how each payment must be reported and whether it affects benefits. This illustration makes no state-specific benefit calculation.
3. Records to have nearby
- Separation letter and severance agreement.
- Recent pay statements and final pay breakdown.
- Employer legal name, contact details, work dates, and work history requested by the state.
- Any employer messages explaining the department closure.
4. Questions still needing an answer
- Does the agreement continue employment or provide a payment after employment ends?
- What dates does the employer assign to each payment?
- What exact separation and payment questions does the official state application ask?
5. Filing preparation and follow-through
- Open the responsible state agency's official unemployment website and review its current instructions. Do not delay filing to purchase or finish this tool.
- Answer truthfully using confirmed facts. If a fact is uncertain, check the records or ask the agency rather than guess.
- Save the submission confirmation securely, follow certification instructions, and respond to agency requests by their stated deadlines.
Do not send Social Security numbers, banking details, passwords, claim numbers, medical records, or identity documents to Claim Prep support.
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