How much is unemployment in Florida?

Florida pays a share of your past wages up to a weekly maximum of roughly $275. Your exact amount depends on your base-period earnings; the estimator on this page gives a quick figure.

How long can I get unemployment in Florida?

Up to about 12 weeks of regular state benefits, depending on your earnings and the state's current rules.

How do I file for unemployment in Florida?

File online with the official Florida agency as soon as you stop working, keep your pay records and last-day details ready, then certify every week or two to keep payments coming.

Does WUUUH file my claim?

No. WUUUH is not a government agency. We help you estimate, prepare documents and track deadlines; you file directly with the official agency.

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Florida unemployment benefits

What Florida pays, for how long, and where to file, plus a quick estimate from your own wages.

Max weekly (approx.)

$275

Up to

12 weeks

File with

Official Florida portal ↗

Estimate your benefit

Enter what you earned in each of your last four quarters (3-month periods), in dollars, separated by commas. We don't save these inputs.

Quarterly earnings ($)Last day workedDependents

File in Florida this week

File on the official portal as soon as your hours stop or drop. Most states don't backdate late claims.
Have your ID, Social Security number, last employer details, last day worked and pay records ready.
Certify every week or two and log your job-search activity; missing one can pause payments.
If you're denied, appeal before the deadline on your notice. It's often only 10 to 30 days.

Figures are approximate and for planning only. WUUUH is not a government agency and cannot determine eligibility; confirm details with the official agency.

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Florida unemployment FAQ

How much is unemployment in Florida?: Florida pays a share of your past wages up to a weekly maximum of roughly $275. Your exact amount depends on your base-period earnings; the estimator on this page gives a quick figure.
How long can I get unemployment in Florida?: Up to about 12 weeks of regular state benefits, depending on your earnings and the state's current rules.
How do I file for unemployment in Florida?: File online with the official Florida agency as soon as you stop working, keep your pay records and last-day details ready, then certify every week or two to keep payments coming.
Does WUUUH file my claim?: No. WUUUH is not a government agency. We help you estimate, prepare documents and track deadlines; you file directly with the official agency.