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Indiana unemployment denial: appeal within 15 days of the date the Determination of Eligibility was sent

Indiana statewide · Checked 2026-10-28

Information, not legal advice — check the date on your notice.

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a Determination of Eligibility; Indiana benefits without a home: use another mailing address, or the local DFR office address

  1. Indiana benefits without a home: use another mailing address, or the local DFR office address

Steps

  1. Find the date your Determination of Eligibility was sent.
  2. Appeal within 15 days of that date: fax (317) 233-6888, mail to the UI Appeals Division at 10 North Senate Ave, Indianapolis, or in person at the DWD lobby; the handbook also describes filing online from the Issue History section of your claimant homepage.
  3. Keep filing weekly vouchers while you wait.

Official details

What you can get
Not confirmed yet
What to bring
Not confirmed yet
How to apply
Fax: (317) 233-6888. Official source
Where to apply
Mail: ATTN: UI Appeals Division, Indiana Department of Workforce Development, 10 North Senate Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46204-2201. Official source
Who decides
Not confirmed yet
How fast they decide
within 15 days from the date the Determination of Eligibility was sent to you Official source
Keep your benefits during an appeal
You should file a weekly voucher even if you have an issue delaying your benefits or are appealing a decision. Official source

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