You can change your address in one of three ways.
- Online at Unemployment Benefits Services. You can quickly and easily change your address online:
- By Phone. Call a Tele-Center at 800-939-6631 to speak with a customer service representative.
- Online at WorkInTexas.com.
How do I update my address or phone number?
- Log in to Benefit Programs Online.
- Select UI Online.
- Select Personal Profile from the UI Online main menu.
- Select Contact Information to update your information.
How do I get TWC to answer?
Request a call through the live chat function on the TWC website. At the bottom of the homepage, a “virtual assistant” can help answer common questions about TWC services. Check back in if you don’t receive a call within a couple of days. Some people say they never heard back.
How can I make a change of address on my unemployment claim?
Online Changes to Application For simple changes of address, you may be able to visit your state’s unemployment department website and submit a change of address electronically. The website may require you to enter a personal password or identification number you obtained when you first filed your unemployment claim.
What can I do to correct my unemployment application?
You or your employer has the right to contest the decision regarding your unemployment benefit eligibility with your state’s unemployment department. At this hearing, you may provide the arbitrator with any additional information to correct your initial application for unemployment.
How can I get in touch with the unemployment office?
During times of high unemployment, it can be difficult to reach a real person at the unemployment office. If this happens to you, try the following: Your state representative may be able to help you get in touch with the unemployment office.
How to get a response regarding your unemployment benefits?
If you have been waiting more than 3-4 weeks for a response/approval and or your unemployment benefits, find out how you contact your representative here. This site is privately owned and is neither affiliated with, nor endorsed by, nor operated by any government agency.
