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Can someone who is adjusting status or idk waiting for interview for GC and has been working on a EAD claim unemployment insurance in california?

ps. this is not me, it's one of my husbands co-workers/friend, he said he does not really know if he has an EAD I'm more sure he does, otherwise he wouldnt be working.... anyway he got laid off hence the unemployment question

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AOS AUGUST 2009 FILERS SPREADSHEET

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11-19-2008 Married Edward and became Mrs. Negron

08-11-2009 Received four NOA (I-130, I-485, EAD, and AP)

09-10-2009 AP Received

09-11-2009 Biometrics Appt 9.AM

09-19-2009 EAD RECIEVED

09-25-2009 Applied for SSN

09-25-2009 received interview letter for 10-22-2009 at 10:30 am

10-03-2009 received SSN

10-05-2009 applied for CA ID

10-15-2009 received CA id

10-22-2009 Interview APPROVED

10-29-2009 received welcome letter and I130 NOA2

10-31-2009 Received conditional GC

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If he has been working at a job where he was making contributions to the fund for long enough he can get benefits from it. If he has only been working a short time and for low pay he won't be getting much money. Ca unemployment insurance site

This will not be over quickly. You will not enjoy this.

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If he has been working at a job where he was making contributions to the fund for long enough he can get benefits from it. If he has only been working a short time and for low pay he won't be getting much money. Ca unemployment insurance site

When an alien files a claim for unemployment, he has to prove he is legally authorized to work in the US. That means having an Employment Authorization Document, a Greencard, or a US drivers license and an unrestricted US Social Security number.

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