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Employer Filed Claims Employees
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Contact EFC by phone at (866) -500-0017, prompt #1 for claims, prompt #2 for EFC. The EFC phone hours are 8:00 am to 5:00 pm.
Other UIA Contacts
Benefit Over Payment Collection (restitution department) – 866-500-0017
U.S. Bank (UIA Debit Card) – 866-335-1890 or usbankreliacard.com
UIA Customer Service Hotline – 866-500-0017
MARVIN - 866-638-3993
Fax protests or other correspondence - 517-636-0427
Fax appeals - 616-356-0739
MiWAM
MiWAM Toolkit for Claimants -
If you don't have your password, access the MiLogin home page. Click on "Forgot your Password?" and follow the prompts to reset your password. You will receive instructions in your email to reset your password.
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When contacting EFC you will be asked a series of questions to verify your identity. You will be asked to verify your social security number or claim number (which is printed on all your correspondence from the Unemployment Insurance Agency), and your address and phone number.
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No. If you file your own claim, it will delay benefit payments. Your benefits could be put on a 10-day hold or longer if the claim is late. In the event your claim was not filed by your employer, contact the EFC unit so your claim can be filed correctly.
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You can certify online through the Michigan Web Account Manager (MiWAM) anytime during the day or night, Monday through Saturday of your reporting week. You can certify by phone at your scheduled time Monday - Wednesday 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. or Thursday or Friday if you missed your scheduled day.
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Report earnings in the week they were earned, not when they were received. Unemployment benefit weeks start on Sunday and end on Saturday, so if you have worked any day of the week, you must report those earnings in that week regardless of when your employer pays you for it.
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No. Your claim will close at the end of the week of your next scheduled certification. You don’t need to certify to enter your ‘back to work’ date, you simply do nothing.
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You are required to register with Michigan Works! if you are on a layoff longer than 45 days. If you have been given an actual ‘return to work’ date from your employer that is within 45 days of your last day worked, you will need to contact the EFC unit to get a work registration waiver put on your claim.
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If you’ve misplaced or never received your debit card you will need to contact U.S. Bank at (866) 335-1890. You can contact the EFC unit to verify that you have debit card selected as your payment option or you can access that information through your MiWAM account.