After your application for unemployment benefits is approved, you can start to actually collect your benefits. You must meet certain continuing eligibility requirements to qualify for benefits every week, including looking for work. To learn more about your state's requirements, select it from the list below.
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How Long Will My Unemployment Benefits Last in Alaska?
Can I Collect Unemployment Benefits in Alaska If I Was Wrongfully Terminated?
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