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21 the dates of employment and the names of all companies for whom you have worked, if any, since you last claimed unemployment benefits. You will also need to provide the names, addresses and phone numbers for any out-of-state employers. Eligibility Reviews You may receive a notice to complete an online eligibility review. This review asks basic eligibility questions and requires you to provide your work search contacts. Your benefits may be denied if you: • Fail to complete the eligibility review • Fail to submit a list of your employer contacts • List employer contacts that cannot be verified • If you have received notice and fail to schedule and participate in a Re-Employment Services and Eligibility Assessment appointment Audit of Your Claim Claims are randomly selected for audits each week. Auditors verify anything that affects unemployment benefit eligibility, including work search, base period wages, job separation(s), school attendance and work and earnings during any weeks filed. If you are selected for an audit and fail to participate as required, your benefits may be denied. Eligibility/Denial of Benefits Even if you may have earned enough to qualify for unemployment benefits (see Base Period and Wage Requirements), you must meet other requirements to be eligible to receive those benefits. For example: If you quit or were fired from your job, a Workforce Services representative will request information from you and your