Unemployment Help Center

FREE CONSULTATIONS FOR ALL UNEMPLOYMENT QUESTIONS

WHEN YOU CONTACT THE UNEMPLOYMENT HELP CENTER

HOW DO YOU KNOW WE ARE LEGITIMATE?

Well, we can tell you that we are, we can point to our record of over twenty years of helping Claimants obtain benefits, we can offer assurances but so can anyone else, right?

What we will do is provide references from recent clients.  People like you who needed help, guidance and most importantly, professional representation and used our services.  Contact us and you too will become another satisfied client. 

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WHAT IF MY STATE IS NOT LISTED ON THIS SITE?

We are in the process of updating this website – we represent Claimants in just about every State so please ask if your State is covered 

Here are a few States in which we represent Claimants but are not yet listed

Ohio Unemployment Representation

Nevada Unemployment Representation

New Mexico Unemployment Representation

Hawaii Unemployment Representation

New Hampshire Unemployment Representation

Virginia Unemployment Representation 

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U.C. News to You

Currently offering new employer discount. We will meet or beat your current U.C. service provider rate.

We now offer a free question and answer program. Submit your question on our contact page.

• Free consultation
• We've been in business for over 20 years
• Submit your question on line or by telephone
• Review of your HR U.C. status

What We Can Do For You

We win your unemployment compensation hearing, appeal or initial filing.

Professional U.C. Representatives who can solve your problem

Up to date resources to quickly and inexpensively solve your U.C. dilemma.

Some Common Misconceptions And Tips On How To Avoid Them

Misconception: I will automatically win my hearing if the other side (claimant or employer) does not show up.

Fact: You never have an automatic win just because the other party fails to appear. In some type of claims you bear the burden of proof. This means that unless you can effectively convince the Referee or U.C. Board that your position is correct and within the law you can, and will, lose your hearing. Further, even if the party with the burden of proof fails to appear you can STILL lose. The Referee or U.C. Board will explore the facts of your case and may use those facts against you. The key to avoiding a loss is to properly prepare and have quality representation. The U.C. Help Office has over fifteen years of experience with all types of Unemployment issues. Contact us today using the contacts page or call 610-972-6610.

Misconception: I have fifteen (15) "business" days to file my appeal from a decision. The count does not start until I receive a decision. I can file my appeal a few days late and the Board will understand.

Fact: WRONG. You have fifteen (15) days from the date the decision – this means every day (including Sundays, Holidays and weekends) counts in that fifteen day period. (If the last day is a Sunday or Holiday then the last day becomes the next business day). The count starts the day the decision is MAILED! If you appeal even one day late then you will lose the right to appeal entirely. There are a few exceptions but these are extremely hard to meet and you should never wait to file your appeal. An appeal can be filed three ways – by USPS, by fax and by email.

The Unemployment Help center will file your appeal at no charge and help you preserve your rights. Call or email today!

Misconception: It is better to say that you were "laid off" then to tell the true reason for you separation from employment.

Fact: Always tell the truth or you may be looking at criminal penalties. If the U. C. Board determines that you received benefits that you were not entitled you may be subject to a fault overpayment penalty.

Misconception: If an employee quits he or she cannot receive benefits.

Fact: Untrue. The Unemployment Help Office has represented Claimants and Employers in this situation to great effect. It is important to know the law and how it applies to the facts of your unemployment whether the claimant quits or is fired. Strong advocacy involves presenting those facts to influence a decision in your favor. Whether you are trying to collect benefits or avoid a rate increase the Unemployment Help center offers you the best advice and for FREE.