New Mexico Record of Absence - Self-Certification Form
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On February 7, click on the Reopen Claim link and answer all questions presented to you. You will be asked if you would like to backdate your claim, and you may request a backdate to December 27, 2020.
Unemployment benefits in New Mexico are 53.5% of your average weekly wage during your highest paid quarter of the base period. Unemployment benefits are subject to a minimum weekly benefit of $86 and a maximum weekly benefit of $461 (in 2020).
Self-service options via the 1-877-NM4-MYUI (1-877-664-6984) toll-free number are available 24 hours/day. To access the UI Claims online system, click on the blue "UI Claims System" button.
When you run out of weeks on a PEUC extension, you might be eligible for another 13 week extension under the Federal- State Extended Duration (FED-ED)5 program. You may qualify for regular Unemployment Insurance (UI) benefits. If eligible, you can receive up to 26 weeks of benefits.
Benefits under the CARES Act expired on December 26, 2020. The New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions (NMDWS) is working to implement benefit extensions under the Continued Assistance Act (CAA). Under CAA, PUA will provide up to an additional 11 weeks of benefits, to a maximum of 50 weeks.
If you exhausted your PEUC benefits under the CARES Act and also exhausted your FDEB1 benefits, you will be able to apply for the PEUC extension under the Continued Assistance Act that provides up to 11 weeks of additional benefits.
Yes. Claimants who are eligible to receive PUA benefits will also receive Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation (FPUC). Under the Continued Assistance Act (CAA), the FPUC program will pay eligible claimants up to 11 weeks of additional benefits until March 13, 2021.
Under federal law, beginning with the week of June 28, 2020, New Mexico has also set up the Federal-State Extended Benefits (FDEB1) Program offering up to an additional 13 weeks of benefits to individuals who have exhausted both their regular unemployment benefits and 13 weeks of PEUC benefits.
Q. How can I check my claim status? Check your claim status and payment history at in the Unemployment Insurance Tax & Claims system or contact a Customer Service Agent in the UI Operations Center at 1-877-664-6984, Monday through Friday from a.m. to a.m. Q.
How do I file an unemployment claim? You can file your new (initial) UI claim online at . You can also file over the phone by calling 1-877-NM-4-MYUI(1-877-664-6984). After following the automated prompts, your call will be transferred to a Customer Service Agent (CSA) who will complete your claim.
