This form is used once the letters testamentary have been issued to the Probate Judge. It gives notice to all persons having claims against the estate to file itemized and verified statements of those claims to the Judge of Probate.
This form is used once the letters testamentary have been issued to the Probate Judge. It gives notice to all persons having claims against the estate to file itemized and verified statements of those claims to the Judge of Probate.
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District Court in the county in which the defendant lives or has an office. File a Statement of Claim (Complaint) form with the Clerk. A filing fee must be paid at the time of filing. Contact the Clerk for the amount of the filing fee.
Claimants should contact treasurer@labor.alabama.gov to correct this information.
Accessing the UI Claim Tracker Track My Claim" link under "Claimants." When the page loads, follow the prompts to enter your Social Security number and the PIN you set up to access your account.
What is My Claim Status? What Happens Next? When Will I Get Paid? What Have I Already Been Paid? I need to reset my PIN.
How do I file a weekly claim certification? Visit our website at https://continuedclaims.labor.alabama.gov or telephone: Montgomery local area (334) 954-4094; Birmingham local area 205-458-2282; or other areas 800-752-7389.
Visit our website at https://continuedclaims.labor.alabama.gov or telephone: Montgomery local area (334) 954-4094; Birmingham local area 205-458-2282; or other areas 800-752-7389. Who do I contact if I have a specific question or problem with my claim?
Claimants should contact treasurer@labor.alabama.gov to correct this information.
You should reopen your claim as soon as you become unemployed, either via internet at www.labor.alabama.gov or by calling the claims line at 866-234-5382. Do not wait to receive your last paycheck.
PROCESSING TIME FOR YOUR CLAIM It usually takes two or three (2-3) weeks following the week you filed your claim to receive your first benefit payment, provided that you have followed all instructions, filed your weekly certifications as instructed, and have met all eligibility requirements.