NV SEB/State Extended Benefits FAQS >>
https://cms.detr.nv.gov/Content/Medi...B_7-1-2020.pdf
SEB is payable beginning the week ending May 9, 2020
until the State triggers off. New information will be updated on DETR’s COVID-19 page as it becomes available.
07.01.2020 Update
Unemployed claimants who have exhausted their regular state Unemployment Insurance (UI) and Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation (PEUC) Benefits may now be eligible for State Extended Benefits (SEB). Nevada’s 13-week average Insured Unemployment rate is currently 19.5% which by law activates a state and federal program to provide additional extended benefits to qualifying unemployed workers. While these benefits were originally triggered on May 3, with claimants beginning to exhaust PEUC benefits, the Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation wants to remind claimants of this additional potential benefit eligibility. Claimants who have an established unemployment claim and have exhausted all regular state UI benefits and all federal PEUC benefits, could be eligible for State Extended Benefit (SEB).
- Exhausted State/Regular UI & PEUC (-0- Balance Claim)
- BYE/Benefit Year End after 05.03.2020 potentially Eligible (Expired Claim)
- Written Notification to Potentially Eligible (including Filing Instructions)
- Eligible for New State/Regular UI Benefit Year = Ineligible for SEB
- Non-State/Regular UI (ie PUA) Claimants = Ineligible for SEB
- All current Nevada laws and rules for unemployment eligibility apply the same to SEB as they apply to regular unemployment benefits
- Claimants will need to be able and available to seek or accept work once restrictions have been lifted due the COVID-19 provisions (Changes to the requirement of waivers may occur on a weekly basis)
https://detr.nv.gov/page/Corona_impo...tion#section-3
General EB/Extended Benefit Info from ~2012 (last time EB Triggered):
EB is paid until exhausted or payment end date, whichever occurs first, regardless of remaining balance.
Claimants are not entitled to continued EB payments when their state triggers off EB and the state EB payment period ends, but can resume unexhausted EB payments if their state once again triggers on.
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