California · Unemployment Insurance Code - UIC

UIC §2609: “Valid claim” means any claim for unemployment compensation disability benefits made in accordance with the provisions of this code and rules and regulations adopted thereunder if the individual is un

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A 'valid claim' for unemployment compensation disability benefits is one filed according to the code's provisions and adopted regulations when the individual meets eligibility requirements.

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“Valid claim” means any claim for unemployment compensation disability benefits made in accordance with the provisions of this code and rules and regulations adopted thereunder if the individual is unemployed and disabled and has been paid wages in employment for employers necessary to qualify for benefits under Section 2652.

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