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N-400 "Partly" unemployed during covid (reduced hours)

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californiabear   3

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Hi all,

 

During covid my hours got drastically reduced as a W2 worker and I did apply for unemployment benefits.

 

Two questions:

 

1) Should I state this time as unemployed even though I was still working just with a lot less hours?

 

2) Where would I find the official dates that accrued? On the EDD website?

 

 

Thank you for your help all! 

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1.  No.  You were employed.

 

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californiabear   3

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Perfect, I thought so but I wasn’t sure. Thank you for your help!  

GC Journey
05/05/2016 - Informed about beeing selected in the DV Lottery 2017
11/09/2016 - Medical Exam
11/16/2016 - Sent AOS package(I-485, I-765) to Chicago Lockbox
11/17/2016 - Delivery confirmation via USPS
12/12/2016 - NOA1 Hardcopy received
12/21/2016 - Biometrics Appointment Hardcopy received (scheduled 01/06/2017)
12/27/2016 - Biometrics done (early walk-in)
01/01/2017 - Interview Appointment letter in mail
01/18/2017 - Interview Appointment in FO LA
01/19/2017 - Case Approved notice on USCIS Account
01/23/2017 - Received mail that card is mailed to my address
01/25/2017 - Received Green Card in mail
 
Naturalization Journey
04/07/2024 Preparing for N-400
 
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