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BC-181 Application for Dependency Benefits

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This form is used to claim Dependency Benefits.

If your weekly benefit rate is less than the maximum amount, you may qualify to receive these additional benefits. You must provide proof of dependency within six weeks of the date of your Unemployment Insurance claim.

If your spouse or civil union partner is employed during the week you establish your claim, you cannot receive dependency benefits. If you and your spouse or civil union partner are both unemployed, only one may claim dependency benefits.

Type

Unemployment Insurance

Expiration Date

December 31, 2026

Updated Date

March 23, 2026

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