Monday, February 16, 2009

New Electronic Payment Options

Payment Options
for Unemployment Insurance Benefits

Five good reasons to sign-up for electronic payments.

Effective November 1, 2008, Unemployment Insurance (UI) benefits are now paid through a debit card, unless you elect to receive payment by direct deposit to a checking or savings account.

Before any benefits can be paid on a new claim, you must serve a non-paid "waiting week". Electronic payments made to eligible individuals are generally available within 2-3 business days of certification.

Important note: Debit cards are mailed automatically, and you may initially be issued a debit card even if you applied for direct deposit. If you receive a debit card, you should activate and use it until direct deposit is started.

Direct Deposit - Signing Up For or Modifying Your Information Online

Please sign up for direct deposit online (this is preferred by IDES), to avoid lengthy processing times.

The Internet Explorer browser 6.0 with cookies enabled is required for acces.A Username and Password are necessary for this service, and they are CASE SENSITIVE. The Internet Explorer browser 6.0 with cookies enabled is required for access.

When logging in, use the Username and Password you established if you filed your claim via the Internet; OR

If your claim was NOT filed via the Internet, proceed to the Login screen and click ‘Register’ to obtain a Username and Password

Direct Deposit Frequently Asked Questions | en Español

Sign up for or modify your Direct Deposit application.



Debit CardDebit Cards - No more waiting for your benefit checks

Avoid Transaction Fees. Use the SecureChoice website to activate your Debit Card, establish or change your PIN, report lost or stolen cards, check balances or transactions. Also, you may call toll free at 1-800-627-2069 (also on the back of your card).

Debit Card Informational Brochure| en Español

Debit Card Frequently Asked Questions | en Español


Forms (PDF - fillable, saveable)

Direct Deposit Form (use this to apply for, or to cancel, direct deposit) | en Español

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