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7 Eligibility/Denial of Benefits for more information. If you do not receive this notice after filing claims for four weeks, sign in to your “my Unemployment” account at jobs. utah.gov and select our Live Chat feature or call the CARE Team. If you believe the wages or employers reported on the notice are not correct, please follow the instructions in the “Notice of Monetary Determination.” Benefit Year Your claim is established for a 52-week period called a benefit year. It begins with the effective date of your claim and ends 52 weeks from that date. You may file for the weeks you are unemployed until you have exhausted your unemployment benefits. You may also file if you have earnings from part-time employment that are less than your weekly benefit amount. At the end of the benefit year, your claim will end whether or not you have received all your benefits. You may not file a new Utah claim for benefits until your benefit year has ended. Internet Login — Single Sign On In order to access your unemployment account online, you will need to create a Utah-ID. Creating an Utah-ID requires an email address. You may use a current email or a new email account to complete this process. The email used to sign into your account does not need to be the same as the one that is on file with the unemployment division. To set up your account go to jobs.utah.gov, select “Sign in” (in the upper right- hand corner) then select “my Unemployment” and “Login.” You will be directed to a web page to create a Utah-ID. Follow the instructions to create a Utah-ID and activate your account. Once you have activated your account you will be redirected back to continue filing your unemployment claim. Once your account is set up, you will use this login for all interaction with Workforce Services.