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1- Sept. 5, meaning all unemployment insurance recipients who are eligible will receive the benefits as lump-sum back pay, but not going forward. GDOL plans to release the first $900 in payments early next week. The second payment of $900 should be issued by late next week, according to the press release.

One common example: When an unemployment benefits application takes time to be processed, the out-of-work person may receive retroactive benefits dated back to when he or she became eligible. When it comes to this pandemic-related lost wages benefit, retroactive payment may also make up for delays.

Oklahomans can expect their back pay of benefits from Aug. 1 through Sept. 5 to come in one lump sum by the end of this month.

If you qualify, there is nothing you need to do with your claim. You will receive a notice in the mail 5-7 days after we make the benefit adjustment. You will be back paid to make up the difference from the start of your PUA claim. The maximum for PUA benefits is $450 per week.

You may also visit any facility with public access computers and go online to ui.ok.gov to begin. For filing weekly claims, or if you need language assistance, you may call 1-800-555-1554 to speak with a representative regarding filing a claim by phone.

How Long Can You Get Unemployment Benefits? In normal economic times, most states offer unemployment benefits for up to 26 weeks. Ten states provide benefits for a shorter amount of time, while one state offers benefits for longer than 26 weeks.

California is about to send out $300 weekly unemployment bonus payments and it'll include payments going back to August 1. California will begin issuing $300 a week in supplemental unemployment benefits on September 7 now that the state's application for $4.5 billion in aid from FEMA has been approved.

In May, the House of Representatives passed a $3 trillion proposal called the HEROES Act, which would extend the $600 enhanced unemployment aid until January 31, 2021.