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UI Appeals

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The Idaho Department of Labor Appeals Bureau conducts hearings in which the parties to an unemployment insurance appeal may present evidence and testimony to a hearing officer and receive a fair and unbiased decision.

Appeals process

How to appeal an Idaho Department of Labor determination

An appeal must be in writing and should include the following:

  • Specific determination that is being appealed
  • Claimant’s Social Security number or Claimant ID; and
  • Signature of an interested party or representative.

An appeal must be emailed, postmarked or faxed to the Appeals Bureau on or before the last day to appeal.

Appeals forms

  • Fax Cover Sheet
  • Request for Appeals Hearing
  • Request for Reopen Form
  • Request to Withdraw

Additional resources

  • Personal Eligibility Law
  • Employment Security Law
  • Idaho Industrial Commission Unemployment Appeals
  • Idaho Supreme Court Appellate Handbook
  • Rules of the Department of Labor

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Contact

Appeals Bureau
Idaho Department of Labor
317 W. Main St.
Boise, ID 83735-0720

Phone: (208) 332-3572
Toll-free: (800) 621-4938
Fax:(208) 334-6440
Email: appealsmail@labor.idaho.gov

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