NJ Unemployment Customer FAQ

Yes, you can have a part-time job while collecting NJ unemployment benefits. However, you must report your earnings when filing your weekly claims. Your benefits may be reduced based on the amount you earn, but you can still receive some benefits if your earnings are below a certain threshold. It's important to keep track of your hours and income to ensure compliance with unemployment regulations.

We're sorry, but we cannot connect you to a live representative for NJ Unemployment. For specific inquiries about your unemployment benefits, you'll need to contact NJ Unemployment directly. They have representatives who can assist with navigating the benefits process and answering any questions you may have. Please remember to have all relevant information readily available, such as your Social Security number and any recent employment details, to streamline the process.

Several factors could potentially delay the receipt of unemployment benefits. Some common reasons include the resolution of disputes regarding your claim, administrative errors, or information discrepancies that need clarification. Additionally, your claim may be under review, or you might have missed reporting requirements. Without specific details about your situation, we cannot precisely determine the cause of the delay. It's crucial to make sure all your documents and filings are up-to-date while awaiting further instructions from NJ unemployment authorities. In case of significantly prolonged delays, it could be worthwhile seeking advice from an employment lawyer or a representative.

After your claim for unemployment benefits is approved by NJ Unemployment, the Bank of America should mail you your debit card within seven days. It might take a few additional days for you to actually receive the card depending on the postal service. Please note that benefits will not be loaded onto the card until they have been approved through the NJ Unemployment process.