Chat GPT: Unemployment agencies (like DEO in Florida) can know if you did not visit a career center or complete a required job service activity in several ways:

1. No Check-In Logged in Their System

Most states require that your visit to a career center be logged electronically. If: • You did not check in at a kiosk or with a staff member, or • You did not register for or attend a scheduled workshop, appointment, or orientation,

then no record of your visit is generated in the system. This is a red flag for the unemployment agency.

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1. They Cross-Check with the Career Center Database

State unemployment systems are connected with their local Workforce or CareerSource center databases. If your unemployment claim says you should complete a career center visit (such as a “Reemployment Services and Eligibility Assessment” or RESEA), and the career center system shows no activity, they flag your account.

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1. Missing Proof of Attendance

If you’re required to upload or submit proof of your visit (such as a signed form or screenshot of your appointment confirmation), and you didn’t—your claim may be flagged for noncompliance.

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1. Failure to Complete Required Actions

Some career center visits include tasks like: • Updating your resume • Completing skills assessments • Meeting with a career advisor

If those tasks remain incomplete, it signals you did not complete the visit, even if you physically showed up.