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What unemployment insurance services or
information can I access by telephone? What is the number I should call?
The Division of Unemployment Insurance (DUI) has an automated telephone
information system that is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. This is the
Claimant Information Service
referred to in many of these questions.
To access one of the following information options, press or speak the number that corresponds to the requested option.
If you are a rotary caller, you must clearly speak the numbers "one", "two", "three", "four" or "five" to select
the information option you want, and the system will interpret your selection. Simple instructions are provided to
rotary callers to explain how to use speech recognition.
The automated voice response service is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Service representatives are
available to help people with special problems or questions Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. EST
on any weekday excluding State holidays.
What information do I need to have before filing a claim?
You will need to have:
When should I first file? How do I file?
Eligibility for unemployment insurance benefits cannot be
determined until you actually file an initial claim. If you are
unemployed, file your claim as soon as possible, as your
eligibility begins the week in which you file your claim. Your
claim becomes effective the Sunday of the week during which you apply for benefits.
You can file via the Internet at mdunemployment.com
or by telephone using one of the telephone numbers listed on the
Unemployment Insurance Home Page under "Claim Center Telephone Numbers."
In addition, you must be unemployed through no fault of your own, be able to work, available for work,
looking for full-time work (unless defined by Unemployment
Insurance as a part-time worker), and willing to accept a job for which you are qualified.
What are my responsibilities as a claimant?
Whether you are just now filing for or are currently receiving unemployment insurance benefits, you must:
How much money can I receive and how is my
weekly benefit amount (WBA) determined?
The weekly benefit amount (WBA) is the amount of money you
may receive and is based on the amount that you were paid
by all employers for whom you worked during the base period.
The higher your earnings, the higher your weekly benefit
amount up to the maximum allowed by law. The current weekly
benefit amount provided by the Maryland Unemployment Insurance
Law ranges from a minimum of $25 to a maximum of $430. For
all individuals filing a claim for a new benefit
year on or after March 4, 2012, the minimum weekly benefit
amount will be $50. If you established a benefit year prior
to March 4, 2012, and you were eligible for less than $50,
that amount will not change.
Standard Base Period
The standard base period is the first four of the last
five calendar quarters completed before you file your new
claim for benefits. If you worked full-time during all four
quarters, your weekly benefit amount (WBA) will be approximately
one-half of your gross weekly wage up to the maximum weekly
benefit amount in effect at the time. You must have earnings
in at least two of the four quarters of the base period.
View the Maryland Schedule of Benefits as a
page or a PDF
document (302KB,
download Adobe Acrobat for free).
Example of standard base period:
If you file your claim in March, your base period will be the 12-month period from October 1st through
September 30th before you filed your claim. The table below shows the base period for a new claim filed in
any month of the year:
Month of New Claim
Your Standard Base Period the 12-Month Period Ending the Previous:
If you have worked outside of Maryland or for the Federal government or served in the Armed
Services during your base period, you must report this information when you file your claim.
Under certain circumstances, these wages can be combined with your Maryland wages to
give you a higher weekly benefit amount. If you have no Maryland wages during the base
period, you may be required to file a Federal claim or an interstate claim. Division of Unemployment
Insurance staff will help you with this process.
Alternate Base Period
Under the law, if you are not eligible for any unemployment insurance benefits using the standard base
period outlined above, you may request eligibility based on an alternate base period. The alternate base
period uses the most recently completed four quarters of wages. If your standard base period is monetarily
ineligible and you think you may be eligible using your most recently completed four quarters of wages, you
must call a claim center to request the alternate base period.
Example of the alternate base period:
If you file your claim in March, your base period will be the 12-month period from January 1st through
December 31st before you filed your claim. The table below shows the alternate base period for a new claim
filed in any month of the year:
Your Alternate Base Period the 12-Month Period Ending the Previous:
How do I know if I am monetarily eligible?
You will receive a form called a "Determination of Monetary Eligibility." It will show your base period
wages and your weekly benefit amount if you are monetarily eligible.
Form DLLR/DUI 212, "Determination of Monetary Eligibility," is mailed to you within 3 days after you file
your initial claim. This form is for your records and it contains a
listing of your base period earnings. It lists all the employers for whom you worked who are covered by the
Maryland Unemployment Insurance Law and all wages these employers reported under your name and Social
Security number during the base period.
Check this form carefully. Does it:
If you think a correction should be made, you must contact the
Claimant Information Service within 15 days and ask for a correction. You may be asked to provide copies
of your Social Security card, check stubs, W-2 forms and any other proof of wages that you have.
Remember, you must contact DUI within 15 days for your
protest to be accepted. Have your "Determination of Monetary
Eligibility" with you when you call. In addition, you must
continue to file timely weekly claim certifications (request
for payment) while you await the result of the protest.
If you are not eligible for any unemployment insurance
based on the standard base period explained above, the form
will contain instructions on how to apply for the alternate
base period, also explained above. You will need to contact
DUI within 15 days as explained in the preceding paragraph
and continue to file timely weekly claim certifications
(request for payment).
In addition to being monetarily eligible, you must be unemployed through no fault of your own, able to
work, available for work, looking for full-time work (unless defined by Unemployment
Insurance as a part-time worker), and willing to accept a job for which you are qualified in order to
collect benefits.
What is a benefit year and how long does it last?
Once you qualify for benefits, you establish a "benefit
year." Your benefit year is the one-year (52 weeks)
period beginning with the Sunday of the first week in which
you file your new claim. For example, if you filed your
new claim on Friday, September 13, 2013, your benefit year
would start with the preceding Sunday, September 8, 2013;
this would be your "effective date." Your benefit
year would last until September 7, 2014. During a benefit
year you may receive up to 26 times your weekly benefit
amount. Under normal circumstances, you may not start another
benefit year until the first one is completed. However,
if you have also worked in another state during your base
period and have received all your Maryland benefits in your
benefit year, you may file against the other state in which
you worked and you may be eligible for benefits from that
state. Call the Claimant
Information Service for further information on establishing
a new benefit year.
Can I be paid for my dependents?
For Unemployment Insurance purposes, a dependent is defined as a son, daughter, stepson, stepdaughter, or
legally adopted child (not grandchild or foster child) under 16 years of age for which you provide support.
You may be eligible for dependents' allowance of $8 per dependent for up to 5 dependent children.
Dependents' allowance will only be paid for 26 weeks during any one-year period. Only one parent may claim a
dependent during any one-year period. The maximum weekly benefit amount, including any dependents' allowance
is currently $430 per week.
How often and when must I file weekly
claim certifications (request for payment)?
If you file an unemployment insurance claim against the
State of Maryland, you must file weekly claim certifications
for each week of unemployment for which you are requesting
UI benefits. You may file your weekly claim certifications
(request for payment) by telephone
(Telecert) or Internet (Webcert). Each weekly claim certification
covers a one-week period.
It is your responsibility to keep track of the weeks for
which you are requesting payment and to file those weekly
claim certifications by telephone or internet timely. Failure
to file your weekly claim certifications timely causes a
delay in benefits and may result in denial of benefits.
If your weekly claim certifications are filed properly and
have been accepted over the telephone or internet, you will
receive a processing number. If you do not get a processing
number, the weekly claim certification has not been accepted.
If this occurs, you must contact the
Claimant Information Service immediately in order to
ensure continued payment of benefits. Don't wait.
To be considered timely, your weekly claim certification
must be filed by 5:00 p.m. EST on the Friday following the
week for which you are requesting benefits.
In order to file a timely weekly claim certification for
the week ending September 28, 2013, you must file by telephone
or internet between 12:01 a.m. on September 29, 2013, (Sunday)
and 5:00 p.m. EST on October 4, 2013 (Friday). Benefits
for weeks that are not filed on time may be denied according
to unemployment insurance law and regulations. Any claims
for weeks between the first untimely week and the date you
contact DUI to reopen your claim will also be denied.
It is very important that your responses to the questions
on the weekly claim certification are complete, correct and
honest. Your responses to these questions become a part
of your Unemployment Insurance record and will be retained.
Remember it is a criminal offense to make any false statements
or fail to disclose any wages or other material facts in
order to obtain or increase benefits.
How will I receive my unemployment insurance benefits?
The State of Maryland issues unemployment insurance benefit payments with the Maryland Unemployment
Insurance (UI) Benefit Prepaid Debit Card. This method of payment is mandatory.
How long can I continue to collect benefits?
If you remain totally unemployed and otherwise remain eligible,
you may receive 26 times your weekly benefit amount. This
is the maximum amount of unemployment insurance benefits
payable under the law. Since Maryland has a weekly claim
certification processing system, each payment will represent
one week of benefits. NOTE: The only time that benefits
can exceed an amount in excess of 26 weeks times your weekly
benefit amount is if a federal extension program is available.
You will be notified if an extension program is in effect.
You may file claims for more than 26 weeks if you earn some wages and partial benefits are paid.
However, if you file for more than 26 weeks of benefits, no more than 26 weeks of dependents' allowance can
be paid in a benefit year. If you have received all the benefits to which you are entitled (normally 26
weeks), then you may receive no more until the benefit year is over, even if you work again and become
unemployed. NOTE: The only time that benefits can exceed an amount in excess of 26 weeks times your weekly
benefit amount is if a federal extension program is available. You will be notified if an extension program
is in effect.
What income must I report and when should it be reported? What effect will this income
have on my benefits?
Any income must be reported. The Division of Unemployment Insurance (DUI) staff will make a determination
based on the Maryland Unemployment Insurance Law regarding whether the monies will have an effect on your
weekly benefit amount.
When you file your initial claim or reopen your existing claim, you must report full or part-time wages
earned during that week from regular employment, self-employment, odd jobs, etc. regardless of whether you
were paid during that week.
You must also report pensions, annuities, holiday pay, vacation pay, severance
pay, bonuses and special payments that you have received or will receive. Commission payments must be
reported during the week in which you receive the commission.
When you file your weekly claim certification, you must
report all gross wages (all wages earned before taxes and
other deductions) earned during the week in which the work
was performed regardless of whether you were paid during
that week. This includes wages earned for permanent and
temporary work, part-time and full-time work, self-employment
and odd jobs. Commission payments are handled differently.
Commission payments must be reported during the claim week
in which you receive the commission payments. The first
$50 in earnings will not be deducted from unemployment insurance
benefits. However, you must report all earnings, even if
under $50. Any earnings over $50 per week will be deducted
from your benefit payment on a dollar for dollar basis.
Earnings are considered payment, in any form, for any work
or service performed, including self-employment, tips and
odd jobs.
In addition, DUI must be notified if you receive a back pay
award or, if once you begin receiving benefits, your monthly pension amount changes..
When you return to work, you must report the wages earned during the week you first work, regardless of
whether you have been paid.
If you do not report these payments as instructed, you are committing unemployment insurance fraud. If
you are found guilty of fraud, all fraudulently acquired benefits must be repaid with interest, and you will
not be permitted to receive any future unemployment insurance benefits for a one year period from the date
the fraud issue is determined. In addition to these administrative penalties, you can be fined up to $1,000
or imprisoned for up to 90 days, or both.
What if I am working full time but
earning less than my weekly benefit amount (WBA)?
If you are working full-time but earning wages that are less than your weekly benefit amount, you are not
unemployed as defined by the Maryland Unemployment Insurance law. As a result, you are not entitled to
either total or partial unemployment insurance benefits. Therefore, it is your responsibility to notify DUI
staff that you are a full-time worker. Failure to disclose this fact may be viewed as an attempt to
fraudulently collect unemployment insurance benefits.
When, why and how will the Division
of Unemployment Insurance contact me?
You may receive a notice from DUI asking you to be available at your telephone number to talk to a staff
member for some specific reason. The notice will tell you the reason for the call and when to be available.
You must be available at the telephone number that you provided on the date and at the time shown on the
notice. Failure to be available could result in a delay or denial of benefits.
You may also occasionally receive a notice asking you to report in-person or by telephone for an appeal
hearing. Have your notice with you. Failure to be available for this hearing could result in a delay or
denial of benefits.
What should I do if I cannot report or be available as instructed?
It is important to read any notice carefully and follow the instructions that are provided concerning what
to do if you cannot be available or report in-person as specified in the notice. In most cases, you should
send the notice back to the address specified on the notice explaining why you cannot report. Also, if the
notice was concerning an unemployment insurance fact finding interview to resolve a particular issue, (for
example, a voluntary quit) provide as much information as possible concerning that issue.
Any correspondence should always include your name, address and Social Security number. If you have any
questions, call the Claimant Information Service. Failure to be
available by telephone or report in-person as instructed may delay payment
and may result in denial of your benefits.
What does it mean to be disqualified
or penalized? What can cause a disqualification?
If you are disqualified, a penalty has been imposed on your
claim for benefits because some requirement of the Unemployment
Insurance Law has not been met. You cannot receive benefits
until the penalty is satisfied. Below is a link to a list of issues that commonly need to be
resolved before benefits are payable.
If there is an issue on your claim, you will be notified
by mail of the time and date of the fact finding appointment.
The notice will also contain the telephone number that you
provided when you filed your claim and you will be contacted
at that telephone number. The issue(s) to be resolved will
be printed on the notice. View
more information about the types of issues and the disqualification
associated with each particular issue.
What do I do if I receive a Notice of Benefit Determination denying my unemployment
insurance benefits and I wish to appeal the denial?
The Notice of Benefit Determination that you will receive will explain why you were denied
unemployment insurance benefits, and which section of the Maryland Unemployment insurance Law applies
to the denial. The determination will also state how long you will be disqualified from receiving
The Notice of Benefit Determination will explain your appeal rights and the last day that an
appeal may be filed.
The last date to file an appeal is printed on nonmonetary
determinations. You may appeal within 15 calendar days and
request a hearing on the facts. The appeal must be filed
in writing and it must be filed within 15 calendar days
from the date the determination was mailed. Appeal requests
postmarked or faxed after that date may not be granted.
Your signature must be included on the request for appeal.
Appeal requests filed by e-mail are not acceptable. In order
for the appeal request to be honored by the Appeals Division,
the original signature of the person requesting the appeal
must be provided. Appeal requests postmarked or faxed after
that date may not be granted. All appeals must be in writing
and submitted by mail to the Appeals Division, 1100 N. Eutaw
Street, Rm. 505, Baltimore, MD 21201 or by fax at 410-225-9781.
You must continue to file timely weekly claim certifications.
You will not be eligible to receive benefits for any
that was not filed timely, even if you win the appeal.
If a Notice of Benefit Determination involves one of your employers, that employer also has the
right to appeal the decision. If either you or your employer files an appeal and you are still
unemployed, you must continue to file your timely weekly
claim certifications. If you do not, you will
not receive benefits, even if the appeal decision is in your favor.
More information about appeals
If I have been working part-time but am now unemployed and only looking for part-time
work, am I eligible for unemployment insurance benefits?
A part-time worker who has become unemployed and is only looking for part-time work may
be eligible if he/she meets the definition and requirements outlined in the Maryland
Unemployment Insurance Law. The definition and requirements are provided below.
A part-time worker is defined as an individual whose availability for work is restricted to part-time
work, and who worked at least 20 hours per week in part-time work for a majority of the weeks of work in the base
period (time period used to determine monetary eligibility for benefits).
A part-time worker is considered to be able and available for work if he/she:
A part-time worker is not considered to be unemployed, and, therefore, not entitled to benefits, if the
part-time worker is working all hours for which he/she is available regardless of the amount of money earned.
Can I file for unemployment insurance benefits if I do not meet the definition of a part-time
worker, as defined in the question above, but am working part-time?
If you do not meet the definition of a "part-time worker" as explained above, but are working all of the
hours your employer has available and your gross pay is less than your weekly benefit amount plus any
dependents' allowance, you may be eligible for partial benefits. However, you must still be able, available
and actively seeking full-time work. You cannot restrict your work search to part-time work and be eligible
for benefits. Also, you must report your gross wages each week.
If you stop working a part-time job, you must immediately notify the Division of Unemployment Insurance
(DUI). Failure to do so could result in a finding of unemployment insurance fraud.
Can I be exempt from the regular work search requirements?
You may be eligible for a type of work search exemption if you are:
When should I contact the Division of Unemployment Insurance (DUI)?
You should call DUI when:
What if I worked in a state other than Maryland?
An unemployment insurance claim is filed against the state where you worked, not where you live. If all of
your work in the last 18 months has been in a state other than Maryland, your claim should be filed against
that state. The laws of the state you are filing against govern your claim. In some cases, the Maryland
office will take your claim and forward all the information to the state where you worked. In most cases,
you will be instructed to contact the state where you worked directly,
States' Unemployment
Insurance Contact Information or you may call a Maryland
Claim Center, Claim Center Telephone Numbers.
These claims cannot be filed using the Maryland Unemployment Insurance Internet Website.
Any benefits you receive will be paid by the state against which you file and all correspondence will be
with that state. You must meet all the requirements of that state's laws in order to be eligible.
Since the laws of each state are different, it is possible that your base period, benefit year and
payment amount will be different from that of a Maryland worker. The laws of the state against which you
file govern your claim.
Claims for unemployment insurance benefits may be filed against any of the United States, the District of
Columbia (D.C.), Canada, Puerto Rico or the Virgin Islands.
Note: Different states may also have different penalty periods, rules for dependents' allowances, etc.
What if I have worked in more than one state in the last 18 months?
You may have an option to file against any one of the states in which you worked and have monetary
eligibility. You may choose to combine the wages of the states in which you worked to establish a combined
wage claim, which may result in a higher weekly benefit amount.
To determine in which states you may have an option to file, contact the states in which you worked to
explore all options. Your combined wage claim may be filed in any state in which you have employment and
wages in the base period of the state and you qualify based on combining your wages.
These claims cannot be filed using the Maryland Unemployment Insurance Internet Website. For more
information, you may call a Maryland Claim Center,
"Claim Center Telephone Numbers" or contact the states
in which you worked. Other states' telephone numbers are listed at
Unemployment Insurance Contact Information."
What if am living in another state, but worked in Maryland?
If your base period earnings are in Maryland, but you do not live in Maryland, you would file your claim
against Maryland. Your claim would be governed by the Maryland Unemployment Insurance Law.
You can file your claim via the Internet at mdunemployment.com
or by telephone using one of the telephone numbers listed on the Unemployment Insurance Home Page under
"Claim Center Telephone Numbers."
If you move after establishing a Maryland claim, call the
Claimant Information Service to have your address changed.
What is unemployment insurance fraud and what penalties can be imposed?
Unemployment insurance fraud is committed if you:
If you are found guilty of fraud you will:
In addition to the above, penalties for fraud can include prosecution, which could result in a fine up to
$1,000 or imprisonment for up to 90 days, or both, plus interest on the fraudulently collected benefits.
To report Unemployment Insurance fraud, call 1-800-492-6804.
Are unemployment insurance payments taxable?
Yes. Any unemployment insurance benefits that you receive must be reported as part of your gross income for
both state and federal tax purposes. To assist you in filing your tax returns, we will send you an IRS Form
1099-G showing the total amount of unemployment insurance benefits paid to you during the previous year. You
may elect to have taxes deducted from unemployment insurance payments. You can choose to have either Federal
taxes, Maryland state taxes, both or neither deducted from your payment. You must sign and return the W-4
form to us before any taxes can be withheld from your unemployment insurance benefits.
Must I enroll with the Maryland Division of Workforce Development?
The Maryland Division of Workforce Development
(DWD) provides a full range of employment services through the Maryland One-Stop Career Centers and via
the internet. Free comprehensive job search assistance is an important part of your unemployment insurance
benefits package. Under the Maryland Unemployment Insurance law, you must enroll with DWD within four weeks
of filing your initial claim. You must enroll either 1) in person by visiting your nearest one-stop career
center; or 2) via the internet at Maryland Workforce Exchange.
The list of one-stop career centers is located on the back cover of the benefits pamphlet, "What You Should
Know About Unemployment Insurance in Maryland," and on the internet at
Maryland Workforce Exchange.
How do I get help in finding a job?
You may contact the Maryland Division of Workforce Development.
Can my failure to report to the Division of Workforce Development affect my
unemployment benefits?
Failure to report as instructed by the Division of Workforce Development could result in a delay or denial
of your unemployment insurance benefits.
On occasion, you may receive notification to report for
some form of service provided by the Division of Workforce
Development such as Reemployment and Eligibility Assessment
(REA), registration, job referral or an Early Intervention
Workshop. The notice will tell you when and where to report.
You must report in-person on the date and at the time shown
on the notice. Whenever you report you should be prepared
to accept an offer of suitable work and be ready to work
immediately. Do not bring children, guests or pets to the
office with you. Dress appropriately for a job interview.
Bring the notice with you.
Are there any unemployment insurance extension programs in effect?
No. At this time you are eligible to receive a maximum of twenty-six times your weekly benefit amount (26 weeks of full benefits). You may file claims
for more than 26 weeks if you earn some wages and partial benefits are paid. During times of high unemployment, there may be additional weeks available.
If this happens, all eligible claimants will be contacted about any additional benefits that are available.
What is the Maryland Unemployment Insurance Benefits Debit Card?
The Maryland Unemployment Insurance Benefits Debit Card is a Visa® debit card issued through Bank of America. The card is not a credit card. It carries no
credit line and you are not subjected to a credit check or approval process to receive the card. Purchases and withdrawals are limited to the balance
on your card. This card is valid for a three year period.
Are all unemployment insurance benefits paid through the debit card?
Yes. The State of Maryland stopped paying unemployment insurance benefits by check in 2009.
If I receive a debit card, does that mean that I have met the eligibility criteria to receive Maryland unemployment insurance
benefits and have been paid?
Yes. If your UI payments are approved you will receive a debit
card. First, you will receive a notice entitled "Notice of First Benefit Payment Approval and Mailing of Your Bank of America Debit Card." You should
then receive your debit card within 10 days. It will arrive in a white envelope with the State of Maryland logo and a Gray, Tennessee return address in the
upper left-hand corner. It will be mailed to the address you provided to this agency. It will not be forwarded.
You must activate your card as soon as you receive it.
Receipt of the card means that your initial payments are available, but it does not mean that you will automatically be eligible to continue to receive
UI benefits. However, if you continue to file timely weekly certifications and continue to meet all of the eligibility requirements of the Maryland UI Law,
all future benefits will be paid through the Bank of America debit card. To obtain information on UI eligibility requirements, to file a Webcert weekly claim
certification, or to obtain a claim center telephone number, refer to other sections of this website.
When won't I receive a debit card?
If your UI benefit payments are not approved, you will not receive a debit card. Reasons that could prevent you from being approved for payment
include: you are not monetarily eligible; you have been denied UI benefits for a nonmonetary reason (for example, you quit or were discharged from your job,
you are not able to work, etc.); or you have not filed a timely weekly claim certification. For a more detailed explanation of these and other reasons,
refer to other sections of this website.
How can I access my unemployment insurance benefit payments using my debit card?
To access your funds with your card, free of charge, you can:
Can I access the entire cash amount of my unemployment insurance benefit payment on the same day the funds are available?
Yes. The funds are available for withdrawal on the day of payment. There is no set amount that can be withdrawn from an ATM from a non-Bank of America
ATM. Each ATM sets its own limit on the amount that can be withdrawn at one time or during one day. However, if you withdraw your money from a teller at
a bank that displays the Visa logo, you can withdraw the entire balance on your card.
When will I receive my initial payment?
All payments made prior to receipt of your debit card will be immediately available when you receive your debit card. In order to receive subsequent
payments, you must file your weekly claim certifications (request for payment) timely. These future payments will be available on your debit card by
5:00 p.m. EST on the next working day (Monday through Friday, excluding holidays) following the date your weekly claim certification is processed.
This applies to both Webcerts (weekly claim certifications filed by Internet) and Telecerts (weekly claim certifications filed by telephone). For
example, if you file your weekly claim certification on Sunday, it will be processed on Monday night and the funds will be available on your debit card
on Tuesday by 5:00 p.m. EST. The weekly claim certification filing dates will be available on the internet on the unemployment insurance
(Webcert) page and on the Bank of America website.
The date and the amount of the last payment issued to you in the last 30 days may be obtained by calling the
Claimant Information Service and choosing the payment information option or by accessing
mdunemployment.com, clicking on "File Your
WEBCERT" and selecting "Payment Information". You may not use the unemployment insurance website for payment information unless you use WEBCERT to
file your weekly certifications.
DO NOT inquire about your payment until at least 48 hours have passed after filing your weekly claim certification. Payments are processed at night
on workdays only.
The payment information will also be available on the Bank
of America website. See your Bank of America "Maryland Unemployment Insurance Benefit Debit
Card" guide.
How will I know when funds are added to my card?
You may sign up for optional text or e-mail notifications through the
of America website.
How do I check my debit card balance or track my spending?
You can check your balance or view a summary of your account information online at
of America website, at a Bank of America ATM fee free, or you can call Bank of America Customer Service at 1-855-847-2029. If you check your balance
at another ATM, the owner of the ATM may charge a fee.
Are there fees for using the debit card?
View the "Schedule of Bank Fees" associated with this debit card.
How do I transfer the funds on the debit card to my personal bank account?
You may choose to have the debit card payments transferred to your personal bank account. This is similar to direct deposit. The instructions are contained
in the materials that are mailed to you by the bank entitled "Your Maryland Unemployment Benefits Debit
Card." The document displays an example of how to
set up the transfer of funds to your personal account. You will set up the transfer on the Bank
of America website.
For benefits that have already been placed on the debit card, you may transfer them to your personal account using the
Bank of America website.
IMPORTANT: You must have a valid e-mail address in order to establish the funds transfer to your personal bank account. This security feature protects you
against any fraudulent activity. You will receive an e-mail notifying you of the request to set up a direct transfer.
If I stop filing for unemployment insurance benefits and then at a later point re-apply, will I use the same debit card?
Yes. You will need to hold onto your debit card in the event that you might receive future payments from the State of Maryland. The debit card is valid for a
three-year period.
What should I do if I change my address?
You must notify the Division of Unemployment Insurance (DUI) at 410-949-0022 or 1-800-827-4839 (outside of the Baltimore area but within Maryland). Even
though you will not be receiving checks through the mail, you may be sent notices from DUI and your failure to respond to the information/instructions in
these notices could result in a delay or denial of your benefits.
What do I do if my debit card has been lost or stolen or there has been unauthorized use of my debit card?
Immediately contact Bank of America by calling 1-855-847-2029.
When do I contact the Division of Unemployment Insurance?
Contact the Division of Unemployment Insurance for concerns related to your eligibility for unemployment insurance benefits, e.g., to question the amount
of benefits you are paid or to obtain an explanation regarding a denial of benefits, etc.
If you move, you must change your address, telephone number and email address with the Division of Unemployment Insurance at 410-949-0022 or
1-800-827-4839 (outside of the Baltimore area but within Maryland).
You may view the entire pamphlet entitled "Your Maryland Unemployment Benefits Debit Card" which was issued by the Bank of America.
If my Citibank card has not expired, can I use it for any future benefits I receive?
No. All benefits are paid only through the Bank of America debit card.
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Egyptians Remain Optimistic, Embrace Democracy and Religion in Political Life
A year after the ouster of Hosni Mubarak, a new nationwide survey finds that Egyptians remain upbeat about the course of the nation and prospects for progress. Most Egyptians continue to support democracy, and most also want Islam to play a major role in society.
Chapter 2. Key Leaders, Groups and Institutions
Despite the country's ongoing political conflict, many of the organizations and leaders that played key roles in last year's upheaval, such as the military, the Muslim Brotherhood and the April 6 Movement, remain popular. While the military's ratings may have dropped somewhat since 2011, a majority of Egyptians continues to hold a positive view of […]
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Egyptians of all ages, from all walks of life, and parts of the country continue to celebrate the dramatic political changes their nation has undergone. Overwhelmingly, they say it is good that former president Hosni Mubarak is gone. Nearly two-in-three are satisfied with the way things are going in Egypt, and most are optimistic about their country's future.
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Still optimistic about the changes that have transformed their country's politics, most Egyptians offer positive opinions about the key players in the uprising that toppled President Hosni Mubarak. In particular, the military is overwhelmingly popular, as is its chief, Field Marshal Mohamed Tantawi. But Egyptians also give high marks to a disparate set of leaders […]

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Bay County commissioners have decided to move forward with hiring a coordinator to help out with the money Bay County will receive from the Restore Act.
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Commissioners aren't sure just how much the temporary job will pay, but they've considered an annual salary between $50-75,000.
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Rogue One …and Rey's mom?
The first trailer for Rogue One, the first "Star Wars Story" spin-off of the rebooted universe, is here and it's pretty f*cking metal. From the piano breakdown of the Star Wars' theme to the shots of the Death Star, Stormtroopers, AT-ATs, and those familiar orange flight suits, there's plenty of recognizable Star Wars stuff to push the nostalgia button everyone is so hooked on these days. Full Story
Cannes BFFs and Salma's bitchface
Gael Garcia Bernal is a jury member this year. His bestie Diego Luna is presenting a film. So of course they're inseparable. And of course it's adorable to see them truly enjoying being around each other. The crowd went wild when they arrived together on Friday night with the two young stars of Diego's movie perhaps the next version of themselves. Full Story
Rudo y Cursi
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Not a porno. Actually the first name of the Miller sisters – Sienna you know and Savannah her older sister and fashion designer now business partners launching yet another celebrity fashion label. Theirs is called Twenty8Twelve after Sienna's birthday and the girls have eyerollingly titled their first collection "An Anthology of Rebellion". Full Story
Valentine in Mexico: GGB and Diego
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Prosonix has teamed up with respiratory diseases experts at Imperial College London's National Heart and Lung Institute (NHLI) to accelerate development of the U.K. firm's inhaled multicomponent particle™ (MCP™)-based combination drugs for treating chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and asthma. Prosonix is exploiting its ultrasonic particle engineering technology to develop MCPs that combine two active drug molecules at precise, predetermined ratios in each drug particle, without needing additional excipients.
The collaboration with the NHLI researchers will apply in vitro and in vivo lung models to evaluate the effects of MCP-based inhaled corticosteroid/long-acting beta agonist (LABA) combinations, and LABA/long-acting muscarinic antagonist (LAMA) combinations on inflammation and bronchodilation, in comparison with already marketed drug combinations. The aim is to accelerate development of Prosonix' PSX2000 series of MCP drug combinations into formal preclinical/proof-of-concept studies in 2013.
"Colocalization of active components in respiratory drug combinations in the lung may offer the potential for an enhanced clinical effect and therapeutic efficacy that is not fully achieved with current combinations," comments Omar Usmani, M.D., who heads the NHLI laboratory working with Prosonix. "With better treatment of respiratory diseases requiring improved combinations for these reasons, we are extremely interested in Prosonix' particle-engineering approach and multicomponent particles to determine whether they can demonstrate clinical synergy and thus provide a novel and effective means of delivering respiratory combinations."
Prosonix' sonocrystallization particle-engineering platform hinges on the use of its Prosonitron® ultrasound technology to fine-tuning physicochemical properties of APIs. The technology underpins the firm's Discus, Umax, Sax, and MCP particle-engineering technologies. Prosonix is exploiting the platforms to develop both generic monotherapy products and combination respiratory drugs based on the MCP platform. Its pipeline includes PSX1001, a fluticasone propionate formulation being developed as an inhaled monotherapy in MDI, and PSX1002, a novel formulation of the LAMA glycopyrrolate in develpment as an inhaled monotherapy in MDI for treating COPD.
The PSX2000 MCP Series is a family of inhaled combination therapies for respiratory diseases based on the use of MCPs created using the Umax and Discus platforms. The company is evaluating the MCP platform through the development of fluticasone/salmeterol and budesonide/formoterol combinations, which are the drug combinations in GSK's Advair/Seretide and AstraZeneca's Symbicort, respectively, as well as other combinations of inhaled corticosteroids, LABA, and LAMA.
In May Prosonix raised £5.7 million in the second closing of its Series B financing round, which has totalled £17.1 million.
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Coconut Curry Chicken RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
- 2 medium potatoes, peeled and cubed
- 1 small onion, chopped
- 4 boneless skinless chicken breast halves (4 ounces each)
- 1 cup light coconut milk
- 4 teaspoons curry powder
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1 teaspoon reduced-sodium chicken bouillon granules
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 2 cups hot cooked rice
- 1/4 cup thinly sliced green onions
- Raisins, flaked coconut and chopped unsalted peanuts, optional
- Place potatoes and onion in a 3- or 4-qt. slow cooker. In a large nonstick skillet coated with cooking spray, brown chicken on both sides.
- Transfer to slow cooker. In a small bowl, combine the coconut milk, curry, garlic, bouillon, salt and pepper; pour over chicken. Cover and cook on low for 5-6 hours or until meat is tender.
- Serve chicken and sauce with rice; sprinkle with green onions. Garnish with raisins, coconut and peanuts if desired. Yield: 4 servings.
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"Delicious - but I doubled the sauce part as there was not enough liquid.I halved the amount of curry powder as 4 tsp was too hot for me."
"Very full of flavor. I will make this again but will more then likely double for leftovers."
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ZF-10423: ZF should support MariaDB
MariaDB is a fork of mysql and intends to be (and is) a community branch rather than fork. It also simply is a drop-in replacement of mysql, so in ZF there shouldn't be any coding issues, making this issue probably a documentation issue.
The point is, ZF should support mariadb, and mention it ;)
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I recently made this recipe of Mom's for my in-laws and they told me it was the "best fried chicken ever." Slicing the chicken breasts into strips cuts down on cooking time and ensures every piece is crunchy and evenly coated. Serve it with your favorite dipping sauce. —Genny Monchamp, Redding, California
- 2-2/3 cups crushed saltines (about 80 crackers)
- 1 teaspoon garlic salt
- 1/2 teaspoon dried basil
- 1/2 teaspoon paprika
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 1 egg
- 1 cup milk
- 1-1/2 pounds boneless skinless chicken breasts, cut into 1/2-inch strips
- Oil for frying
- In a shallow bowl, combine the first five ingredients. In another shallow bowl, beat egg and milk. Dip chicken into egg mixture, then cracker mixture.
- In an electric skillet or deep-fat fryer, heat oil to 375°. Fry chicken, a few strips at a time, for 2-3 minutes on each side or until golden brown. Drain on paper towels. Yield: 6 servings.
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ZF-2666: Add isIdentity() method
On a few occasions I had to check if a column was the primary key (with auto-increment) in a table. One of these occasions was when I wanted to automate the creating/updating of a row after a form has been submitted and validated. The identity column needed to be ignored, because a value shouldn't be explicitly set. I ended up writing the following method in a custom Zend_Db_Table class:
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I'd like to see this method added to Zend_Db_Table_Abstract if possible for 1.5 :)
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It seems that in general ZDTA likes to throw exceptions when a non-existing column is specified. In my own SVN I changed the return false to throw an exception.
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On January 12, a tenth-anniversary party was held at the Waldorf-Astoria. The first class of inductees was chosen in 1985, and now, a decade later, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum -- a masterpiece designed by I.M Pei -- was only nine months from completion in Cleveland. For the first time, the event was taped for a later broadcast on MTV.
Led Zeppelin's appearance onstage elicited the most anticipation. Rolling Stone's Jancee Dunn reported that the band's bassist, John Paul Jones, won "the evening's award for Best Bon Mot in an Ongoing Family Feud. Jones noted obliquely that he had not been ask to join Page and Plant's current Unledded reunion project, but at least they invited him to come to the Hall of Fame ceremony."
There were poignant moments, too, as when Moon Unit Zappa accepted for her father, Frank Zappa, who had died thirteen months earlier of prostate cancer at age fifty-two. Overcome, aweeping Jeff Buckley, who'd just recorded his first album, approached her backstage, frightening her with his emotionalism to the extent that security was nearly called on the then-unknown singer. Also emotional was Melissa Etheridge's inspired induction of and musical tribute to Janis Joplin. But the evening ended on a festive note with an onstage dance party, led by Martha and the Vandellas and B-52's Kate Pierson and Fred Schneider.


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Benjamin Sebena has been charged with first-degree intentional homicide in Milwaukee County Circuit Court this afternoon. He stands accused of shooting his wife, Wauwatosa police officer Jennifer Sebena five times on Christmas Eve morning, police chief Barry Weber and Wisconsin Department of Justice Director of Field Operations David Spakowicz during in a news conference.
Benjamin Sebena confessed to killing his wife, according to the criminal complaint. It goes on to say he told officers he had been stalking his wife for several days and that on the day he shot her, he had waited several hours for her.
He shot her after she left Fire Station No. 1, where she had taken a break, it says.
He also told officers that as he shot her, she reached for her gun. He took that gun and shot her in the face three times with it. He said that he wanted to make sure that she was dead so she wouldn't suffer, the complaint states.
A Wauwatosa officer was sent to look for Jennifer Sebena about 5 a.m. Monday, after she failed to respond to a dispatcher. Jennifer Sebena was found outside the backdoor of the Wauwatosa Fire Department.
She was pronounced dead at the scene and taken to the Milwaukee County medical examiner's office. She had been shot twice by a 9-millimeter bullet and three times by a .40 caliber bullet.
The .40 caliber bullets came from Sebena's gun, which was later found in Benjamin Sebena's attic, according to the criminal complaint.
Also in the complaint:
Benjamin Sebena called the police station at 6:35 a.m. Monday, saying he wanted to check on his wife's well-being. Police told him to come to the station because his wife had been involved in "an incident." Benjamin Sebena did not ask any questions about what had happened.
Benjamin Sebena came into the station at 6:56 a.m. and when told that his wife was killed, he didn't ask any questions.
He at one point told an officer he was jealous of other men with regard to his wife.
After he was taken into custody and while he was being videotaped in a cell, Benjamin Sebena could be heard to say, "How could I do that to her."
On Dec. 6, Jennifer Sebena had told a coworker that she had been abused by Benjamin Sebena and that he had put a gun to her head.
During a search of the Sebenas' house, police found two holes in the walls and bloodstains, as well as a box of the 9-millimeter rounds.
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ufw for Transmission but when I try to use it it will not transfer and it also says the port is closed when checked under preferences.
If I turn the UFW firewall off it still says that the port is closed but it transfers fine. I then can turn the UFW back on and it continues to work. I have tried setting up port forwarding in my router (Asus rtn12 using DD-WRT 17990) but that has no effect on the closed port message or transferring.
Is there a specific port that should be opened in UFW to allow the transfers or am I just missing something?
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CENTER, the Santa Fe nonprofit whose mission is to aid photographers and promote their work, has announced the winners of two grants and a series of awards.
The Project Launch Grant, which aids a photographer in completing and disseminating a fine-art or documentary project and carries an award of $10,000, was given to David Favrod for his series "Gaijin." The work explores the displacement Favrod experiences as a result of feeling he belongs neither where he grew up, in Switzerland, nor where he was born, in Japan. The grant was judged by Library of Congress Curator Verna Curtis, COLORS Magazine Photo Editor Mauro Bedoni, and Pier 24 exhibition space Director Christopher McCall.
The Project Development Grant, which supports a photographer's work-in-progress with an award of $5,000, went to Ignacio Evangelista for his project "After Schengen," a series of landscapes of disused border checkpoints in Europe. The grant was judged by Denise Wolff, Aperture books program senior editor.
CENTER received more than 1000 entries for the grants from photographers around the world, the organization said in a statement.
CENTER's Choice Awards give a curator, editor and gallerist an opportunity to recognize the work of photographers with exhibition, publication and portfolio review opportunities, among other prizes. (The winners of the two grants mentioned above are also offered exhibition, publication and portfolio review opportunities.)
For the Curator's Choice Award, curator Tina Schelhorn of the Kolga Tblisi Photo organization recognized Marc Asnin for his long-term project about his drug-addicted uncle. For the Editor's Choice Award, Vanity Fair Photography Director Susan White recognized Jennifer McClure for her series about her personal struggle for meaning. For the Gallerist's Award, Pace/McGill Gallery Director Lauren Panzo recognized Bryan Schutmaat for his documentary series on old mining towns in the American West.
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ZF-6591: class_exists call causing autoload in bootstrapabstract
the class_exists() method in BootstrapAbstract::registerPluginResource is launching the autoloader, and tries to include resources without the proper paths. The second parameter in this method should be false so that it doesn't launch the autoload.
Note, you need to do this to get the errors:
as they are not on by default (another bug)
This was created by the fix for: http://framework.zend.com/issues/browse/ZF-6543
Removing autoloading would break some functionality that was corrected, however. What is the exact problem?
The idea here is that if the class exists -- i.e., has been or can be autoloaded -- we need to treat it differently so as to ensure that it registers with the bootstrap correctly (which prevents naming collisions). If we do not allow class_exists() to attempt to autoload the class, then we lose this ability.
Is there an actual problem that occurs if autoloading fails to find the class? Or are you simply getting logged notices? You've marked the issue as "critical", but not really indicated what the issue is exactly.
Sorry, yes. When resources come through as stings, say 'frontController', the autoloader tries to load that class, which is not namespaced. If you have $autoloader->setFallbackAutoloader(true);, then it won't find it, obviously, and cause a fatality.
Aha -- so, what I'm hearing is that because the default internal autoloader does not do any exception handling, you're observing fatal errors due to uncaught exceptions. I think I know how to proceed from here -- but the solution is not to stop checking for classes, but to make a slight change to the autoloader so as to check for exceptions.
I've reviewed Zend_Loader_Autoloader, and I see why it behaves differently with suppressNotFoundWarnings enabled versus disabled: in the former case, it runs the try/catch block, while in the latter it does not. This is trivial to correct.
Matthew, the actual issue was caused by this revision: http://framework.zend.com/code/changelog/…
There's actually no bug in 1.8.0 but in the next mini release.
Loading resource plugins should no longer raise an exception on trunk or 1.8 release branch.
Now it crashes right out of the gate:
Warning: Zend_Loader::include(Bootstrap.php) [zend-loader.include]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /Users/Jason/Sites/quadrant/library/Zend/Loader.php on line 83
Warning: Zend_Loader::include() [function.include]: Failed opening 'Bootstrap.php' for inclusion (include_path='/Users/Jason/Sites/quadrant/application/../library:/Users/Jason/Sites/quadrant/application/../library/Doctrine:/Users/Jason/Sites/quadrant/application/library:/Users/Jason/Sites/quadrant/application/models:/Users/Jason/Sites/quadrant/application/models/generated:/Users/Jason/Sites/quadrant/library') in /Users/Jason/Sites/quadrant/library/Zend/Loader.php on line 83
string(925) "#0 [internal function]: Zend_Loader::loadClass('Bootstrap')
1 /Users/Jason/Sites/quadrant/library/Zend/Loader/Autoloader.php(443): call_user_func(Array, 'Bootstrap')
2 [internal function]: Zend_Loader_Autoloader->_autoload('Bootstrap')
3 /Users/Jason/Sites/quadrant/library/Zend/Loader/Autoloader.php(125): call_user_func(Array, 'Bootstrap')
4 [internal function]: Zend_Loader_Autoloader::autoload('Bootstrap')
5 [internal function]: spl_autoload_call('Bootstrap')
6 /Users/Jason/Sites/quadrant/library/Zend/Application.php(266): class_exists('Bootstrap')
7 /Users/Jason/Sites/quadrant/library/Zend/Application.php(156): Zend_Application->setBootstrap('/Users/Jason/Si...', 'Bootstrap')
8 /Users/Jason/Sites/quadrant/library/Zend/Application.php(85): Zend_Application->setOptions(Array)
9 /Users/Jason/Sites/quadrant/htdocs/index.php(45): Zend_Application->__construct('development', '/Users/Jason/Si...')
10 {main}"
This should now be resolved in trunk and the 1.8 release branch. whew!


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Westport, pleasantly set on the meandering River Carrowbeg, is an ideal base from which to explore the west coast of Mayo. An elegant and charming town, it was designed and built around 1780 for a local landowner, John Denis Browne. Until the arrival of the railway in the 19C, Westport Quay on the estuary was a busy port, with imposing 18C warehouses.