The Missouri Self-Evaluation Questionnaire/Work Search Record (SEQ/WAR) is a form used by unemployed individuals in the state of Missouri to document their job search efforts. It is used to verify that an unemployed individual is actively looking for work in order to receive unemployment benefits. The SEQ/WAR consists of three main parts: the Self-Evaluation Questionnaire, the Work Search Record, and the Certification Statement. The Self-Evaluation Questionnaire is a set of questions that the claimant must answer to assess their current job market status. This includes questions about the type of work they are seeking, the types of job search activities they have conducted, and any job offers they have received. The Work Search Record is a list of employers that the claimant has contacted in their job search. The claimant must provide details about each contact, such as the date of contact, the employer's name and contact information, and the type of job search activity conducted. The Certification Statement is a written statement that the claimant must sign, certifying that the information they have provided is true and accurate. The two types of Missouri Self-Evaluation Questionnaire/Work Search Record forms are the initial claim form and the biweekly claim form. The initial claim form is used when the claimant first applies for unemployment benefits. The biweekly claim form is used to verify that the claimant has conducted a sufficient job search in order to receive their benefits.