How To File For Unemployment In North Dakota

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  • If you live in North Dakota and have recently become unemployed, you may qualify for unemployment insurance benefits. To find out if you are eligible, and for information on the application process, continue reading this guide on how to file for unemployment in North Dakota.

  • Introduction

    Have you recently become unemployed in the state of North Dakota? Are you concerned you may not have enough money to support you or your family without getting some help? If so, you might want to consider filing for unemployment benefits. In North Dakota, filing is easy and can be done online or by telephone. If you qualify, compensation can range from $43 to $431 per week for up to 26 weeks. To learn more, continue reading this guide on how to file for unemployment in North Dakota.

  • Step 1: Find Out If You Qualify

    To qualify for unemployment benefits in the state of North Dakota you must:


    1. Not be unemployed by any fault of your own. In affect, this means you cannot obtain unemployment if you were fired due to misconduct, or if you quit without probable cause.
    2. Be able to work
    3. Be available to work should an employment opportunity arise
    4. Actively seek employment

  • Step 2: What You Will Need

    Before filing for your unemployment insurance, you will need to have the following:


    1. The name, address and phone number for all employers that you have worked for in the last 18 months or since you last filed.
    2. Social Security Number
    3. If you have served in the military within the last 18 months, you will need to have provide your DD214. If you are registering by phone, you can fax it to 1 - 701 - 328 - 2728 or you can send it by mail to the following address: JSND CS/CLAIM CENTER, P,O. Box 5507, Bismarck, ND 58506-5507.
    4. An alien identification number if you are not a U.S. citizen, but are authorized to be employed
    5. The wages you will accept
    6. You must let someone know if you need any special accommodations
    7. Provide information on your skills and occupation
    8. If you are a member of the Iunion, you will need to provide the local name and number of your union hall

  • Step 3: Begin the Filing Process

    In North Dakota, you can file for unemployment in one of two ways. You can either file online or by telephone. If applying online, you should do so using the UI ICE system here. If filing over the telephone, you will want to call 1-701-328-4995 between the hours of 8:00am and 5:00pm Central Time. Make sure you file as soon as you become unemployed, as you will not receive benefits for any week prior to the one in which you file.

  • Conclusion

    You may be unemployed, but why add further financial stress to your ongoing job hunt when you can receive unemployment benefits? If you have worked the last year in North Dakota, and meet the above stated requirements, you will likely be eligible for some form of compensation as long as you are actively seeking employment in the process.

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