Question about filing for unemployment

Hello, I reside in TX, and the company I was let go from has a terminal in Texas, as well. When trying to fill the unemployment application correctly, there are two questions asking if we have had to work out of the state of TX since 2022, etc. How would I go about filing and being honest?

 

When I had to file back in 2013 I had to file where the main office of my employer was.

 

I've worked for companies with main HQ in different states, but always filed where I resided.

unless you commute to work, then you actually work in that state.

my last company I worked at for 10yrs was based in Ohio and I worked out of the NC terminal and always filed NC taxes.

 

I filed Texas taxes, but unemployment is different. When I filed for it at TWS I was told I would have to file for Missouri.

 

Call your local unemployment office and ask.

 

I'm not sure that it's this complicated. In Oregon you file in Oregon if you are a resident of Oregon. Other states may have different rules but every week I get a very small deduction on my paycheck that goes to the state of Oregon that is a mandatory employee contribution to the employment division in the state of Oregon. It was for .40 cents and listed on my stub as OR - WBF Assessment Emp.

 

You should probably ask the Texas Workforce Commission how to properly answer that question since you probably had to travel out of the state but were presumably domiciled at the Texas terminal.

Also, why are you filing for unemployment when there are plenty of jobs available here in Texas?

 

oops, skimmed it. sorry.

 

My husband and I drive teams and we have pets that restrict the options of companies available to us.