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How to fill out the IL UI-28 online
The IL UI-28 Refund Request Form allows individuals to request refunds for overpayments made to the unemployment insurance system. This guide provides clear instructions for filling out the form online, ensuring the process is straightforward and accessible for all users.
Follow the steps to complete the IL UI-28 Refund Request Form online:
- Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it for filling out.
- Begin by entering your name and UI account number exactly as displayed on your contribution report. This ensures that your request is linked correctly to your account.
- Provide your current mailing address. Note that if you have a new address, this does not automatically update your records; you must update your address through the appropriate methods.
- In Item A, explain the basis of your claim in detail. Clearly state the reasons you believe the overpayment occurred. If you require more space, attach additional sheets.
- In Item B, enter the applicable year for your claim. Remember that a separate form is needed for each calendar year.
- In Item C, detail the payments for which you are requesting a refund. For each payment, include the date, the original amount, and the amount to be refunded.
- Calculate and enter the total amount of your claim in the designated area. This amount should match the sum of the amounts to be refunded.
- Select your payment method. Choose either Direct Deposit or Paper Check. If you select Direct Deposit, complete the additional page with your bank details.
- Ensure you sign the form with your printed name and official title. The form must be signed by an authorized individual.
- Finally, save your completed form and proceed to submit it as instructed, either by faxing or mailing it to the appropriate address.
Start your refund request process by filling out the IL UI-28 online today.
In Illinois, you can still receive unemployment benefits after quitting if you have a justifiable reason, such as unsafe working conditions, medical issues, or harassment. You need to prove that quitting was the only reasonable option to protect your health or well-being. The IL UI-28 form plays a key role in documenting your reasons and supporting your claim.