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State agencies like the Oregon Employment Department and banks are closed on state and federal holidays. WorkSource Oregon centers will also be closed, and staff won’t answer phone calls. This usually delays claim processing and benefit payments by one business day.
We will resume processing claims on the next business day. Due dates apply to the day you must complete the requirement, not the day we process it.
To avoid delays:
Regularly check Frances Online for updates and important letters.
Respond to questionnaires and requests for information as soon as possible.
File weekly claims for unemployment early in the week. (You can claim a week as early as the following Sunday.)
If you need to contact us, send a message while logged into Frances Online.
Frances Online is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. You can apply for benefits, file claims, answer questionnaires, and send us messages on holidays and weekends.
Use Frances Online to apply for benefits, file a weekly claim, or send a message.
Call the automated Weekly Claim Line at 800-982-8920 to file a weekly claim. You can start your initial application over the phone by calling 877-File-4-UI (877-345-3484). You will need to call back during our regular hours to complete your application.
If you do not have a Frances Online account, use Contact Us to send us a message.
Use Frances Online to apply for benefits, upload your verification documents, file an intermittent weekly claim, or send a message. If you don’t have a Frances Online account, use Contact Us to send us a message.
You can learn more about the application process on our What to Expect After You Apply page.
If you are taking intermittent leave and want to file your weekly claim over the phone, you can use our automated system at 833-854-1122.
For more information, visit the Paid Leave Oregon website.
For more information, please visit the Business\Employer Resources webpage.
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