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Parchment paper is one of the best and most popular choices for certificate printing. Its elegantly antique look and versatility bring uniqueness to any printed certificate, diploma, or award.

Certify with EDD Tele-Cert SM Call the UI Automated Self-Service Line at 1-866-333-4606. Select Menu Option 1. Enter your four-digit PIN. If you do not have one, the system will tell you how to create one. Answer all certification questions and confirm your answers.

Parchment paper is one of the best and most popular choices for certificate printing. Its elegantly antique look and versatility bring uniqueness to any printed certificate, diploma, or award.

Archival paper which is acid and lignin free is the best choice since it will resist discoloration and fiber breakdown for many decades. Please know that you should consider a 65lb card stock if the certificate is likely to be displayed in a frame.

Parchment paper is considered the best choice for certificates.

Certificate Paper Weight The 24lb paper like the parchment paper featured above is a lighter weight paper that is perfect for certificates and other achievement awards. 24lb prints very well and has the right substance to withstand being handled, and it stands out nicely.

200 ? 300 gsm is a thin card, it will still bend easily, but will stand up nicely when folded. This is good for greetings cards, certificates, brochures, and good quality posters. 300 ? 400 gsm is a thicker card and would be used for business cards, high quality greetings cards, postcards and brochure covers.

Call Us. Call 1-866-333-4606 and select Menu Option 1 to get information on your most recent payment.

Certify OnlineGo to your MiWAM UI Claim page Account Alerts - You have benefits weeks that have not been certified click here to CertifyAnswer the questions for Week 1 Yes or No.Review and click SUBMIT.Answer the questions for week 2 Yes or No.Review and click SUBMIT.

If we determine that you are not eligible, you will receive a Notice of Determination (DE 1080CZ) with the reasons you were denied benefits and an Appeal Form (DE 1000M). If you disagree with the decision, you have the right to appeal the decision.