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The minimum level of earnings for monetary eligibility to file a UI claim is found in Section 207.021(a)(5-6) of the TUCA. Those provisions boil down to this: a claimant must have wage credits in at least two calendar quarters in the base period, and the total base period wages must be at least 37 times the weekly benefit amount for the claimant. The weekly benefit amount is determined by taking the wage amount from the calendar quarter in the base period in which earnings were highest, and dividing that number by 25. In addition, if the claimant had a prior UI claim, he or she must have earned wages from employment equaling at least six times the weekly benefit amount following the prior initial claim.

A claimant who does not meet the minimum monetary eligibility requirements will have his or her UI claim disallowed. This sometimes happens if a person has not been working long enough to earn wages in at least two calendar quarters, in which case the claimant can then simply wait for another calendar quarter to file. In other cases, a claim is disallowed due to insufficient base period