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Indiana unemployment insurance: file in Uplink as soon as you lose work, then file a voucher every week

Indiana statewide · Checked 2026-10-28

Get these first

lost work through no fault of your own; an email address; ID and Social Security number; last employer's details

Steps

  1. File your first application in Uplink as soon as you become unemployed (your email becomes your Uplink username).
  2. Have your ID, Social Security number and last employer's name, address, phone, dates and reason you left.
  3. File a voucher every week, starting the week after you apply; the week ends Saturday 8:59 p.m. Eastern.
  4. The first week is an unpaid waiting week, but you still file a voucher for it.
  5. Keep filing vouchers even if your benefits are delayed or you are appealing.

Official details

What you can get
Not confirmed yet
Who can get it
You only qualify for Unemployment Insurance benefits if you are unemployed through no fault of your own. Official source
What to bring
Driver’s license or valid ID, address, Social Security number, date of birth and phone number. Official source
How to apply
You must file a voucher WEEKLY through the online filing system (called Uplink). Official source
Where to apply
You also can call the Contact Center at 1-800-891-6499 to get help filing your vouchers. Official source
Who decides
Not confirmed yet
How fast they decide
Eligibility should be determined within 21 business days of filing if there are no issues with your claim. 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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