How do I file an appeal for unemployment that will win?

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Hello lin:

I'm sure they have forms at the office... Fill 'em out and hand 'em in. I can't guarantee you'll win, though.

excon

There are no guarantees anyone will "win" in any Court or legal proceeding.

Your best bet is to file an appeal based on an incorrect decision, giving additional facts or information to contradict the info used in the decision. For example, if it's claimed you quit and were not fired, bring all the proof you have that you were, in fact, fired.

You file an appeal by requesting one from the department. Normaly you will fill out a form with the facts of the case.

If you are suppose to get it, and if the company that you left employment can not prove you don't deserve it you get it.

Can you give us the facts of the case.