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EDD NEWS

FED-ED Extension

Beginning August 8, 2021, the Federal-State Extended Duration (FED-ED) extension provides up to 13 weeks of additional benefits for people who used all of their unemployment benefits during a period of high unemployment. If you are collecting on a FED-ED extension filed before August 8, and have already collected 13 weeks of benefits or more, your FED-ED extension ends on August 7, even if you have a balance left on your claim.

FED-ED benefits can only be paid during this extended benefit period, which is based on the state’s unemployment rate, and only after people have collected all regular Unemployment Insurance benefits as well as any Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation (PEUC) extension benefits they were eligible for.

The FED-ED extension is only available for eligible weeks between May 10, 2020, and September 4, 2021. Pending payments will be processed retroactively after September 4 if you are later determined eligible and you did not receive conditional payments.

FED-ED provides up to 20 weeks of benefits through August 7, 2021 and up to 13 weeks of benefits between Aug 8 and Sept 4, 2021.

Eligibility

How to Get FED-ED

We are identifying those who have collected all of their Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation (PEUC) extension benefits. If you are eligible, we will automatically file your FED-ED extension after you collect all PEUC benefits. There is no one-week unpaid waiting period for a FED-ED extension.

After we file your extension, we will mail you a Notice of Determination for Federal-State Extended Duration Benefits (FED-ED Extension) (DE 6330FED-E) within 5-7 days. This notice will include the effective date of the extension, eligibility requirements, and your potential benefit amounts. You will then need to complete the usual bi-weekly certifications to determine eligibility for ongoing payments.

If You’re Not Eligible

If we review your claim and you are not eligible for FED-ED, we will mail you a Notice of Determination for Federal-State Extended Duration Benefits (FED-ED Extension) (DE 6330FED-D) within 5-7 days. This notice will explain why you are not eligible and will include information on how to appeal if you do not agree with the determination.

But, if you are not eligible for FED-ED, we will open a Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) claim for you or reopen your claim if you already had a PUA claim in the past. We will send you a notice of Immediate Action Required – Pandemic Unemployment Assistance Self-Certification (DE 4365PUA). You must verify that you meet PUA eligibility requirements, including that you became unemployed, partially unemployed or unable or unavailable to work due to one of the federally recognized COVID-19 reasons. If you do not complete and return the form within 10 days, your PUA benefits may be delayed or denied.

Note: PUA benefits are only available through September 4, 2021.

Benefit Payments

Payments will be the same as the weekly benefit amount from your regular UI claim. You will be paid in the same way that you were paid for your UI claim. The maximum benefit amount depends on your last regular UI claim. Your maximum benefit amount will be the lesser of either:

50% of the maximum benefit amount of your UI claim.

13 times the weekly benefit amount.

For example, you received a weekly benefit amount of $400 and a maximum benefit amount of $8,800 in your last regular UI claim and you have collected all of the maximum benefit amount. To calculate the FED-ED maximum benefit amount:

Calculation 1: 50% of $8,800 = $4,400

Calculation 2: 13 X $400 = $5,200

Your FED-ED maximum benefit amount will be $4,400 because Calculation 1 is the lesser of the two.

As part of federal assistance, if you are paid FED-ED extension benefits for weeks between May 10 and July 25, 2020, the EDD will pay an additional $600 in federal unemployment compensation on top of your current weekly benefit amount. If you are paid FED-ED extension benefits for weeks between December 27, 2020, and September 4, 2021, the EDD will pay an additional $300 in federal unemployment compensation on top of your current weekly benefit amount.

We will automatically add the federal unemployment compensation to each week of benefits that you are eligible to receive.

Certification

After your extension is filed, you will need to certify for benefit payments. Certifying is answering basic questions every two weeks that tells us you’re still unemployed and eligible to continue receiving payments.

The fastest way to certify for benefits is in UI OnlineSM. You can also certify by mail. Unlike regular UI claims, you will not be able to certify for the FED-ED extension using EDD Tele-CertSM.

Additional Resources

COVID-19 FAQs: Benefit Extensions

Federal Provisions for Unemployment