@ib.crazyskittles18 I hope you don't have to wait too long to receive the payments when the time comes!! that would suck 😳
@courtneyxa you werent working for awhile though im still working so i cant apply until my last day of work
yes @mikaylanichol101 is right... I applied early and they said at 8 weeks before my due date i would start getting payments although i wasn't working for a while/just moved to new province... but you do need your ROE um.. doctors note helps too (just extra thing/they asked if i got one to stop working/didn't quit)
@ib.crazyskittles18, EI? I believed u were applying for unemployment insurance!!
@ib.crazyskittles18,don't know what service Canada you using.
@mikaylanichol101 it says on service canada you cant apply till your last day
@ib.crazyskittles18, yes that's the only way you can apply for El
@ib.crazyskittles18, I did it so idk what's wrong with yours.
@mikaylanichol101 yea it wont let me until my last day of work
You can file for it 7 weeks before the birth of the baby
@ib.crazyskittles18, you can file it with service Canada
@mikaylanichol101 it wont let me until my last day of work
That's only after u quit work !! Its unemployment insurance rt
I live in Edmonton as well and you can apply for EI before you’re done work. You’ll need to indicate your last day of work and your employer should have submitted your ROE to revenue Canada. After applying, there’s about a 2 week waiting period (after your last day) before you can get paid.