Employment Insurance (EI) Application Review & Submission
Service Canada EI form guidance, ROE checks, and online portal filing.
EI claims are denied when the Record of Employment (ROE) is missing, insurable hours are miscounted, or the reason for separation isn't documented correctly. We review your ROE, confirm your eligibility, and file your EI claim through the Service Canada portal so benefits start without avoidable delays.
Goals
- Confirm EI eligibility and insurable hours before filing
- Resolve ROE issues with your employer or Service Canada
- File a complete EI claim through the Service Canada portal
Outcomes
- An ROE review and insurable-hours confirmation
- A correctly documented reason for separation
- A submitted EI claim with My Service Canada account setup
The Employment Insurance (EI) Application Review & Submission Process
Eligibility check
We confirm your insurable hours and the type of EI benefit you qualify for (regular, sickness, maternity/parental).
ROE & separation
We review your ROE and document the reason for separation to avoid a disputed claim.
Filing
We file through the Service Canada portal and set up your My Service Canada account for reporting.
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Employment Insurance (EI) Application Review & Submission - Your Questions Answered
How many hours do I need to qualify for EI?
It depends on your region's unemployment rate, but typically between 420 and 700 insurable hours in the last 52 weeks. We confirm your exact threshold and counted hours.
What if my employer hasn't issued my ROE?
Employers must issue an ROE within 5 days of separation. If they haven't, we help you request it or have Service Canada retrieve it so your claim isn't delayed.
Can I file EI if I was terminated or quit?
You can file in both cases, but quitting without just cause can disqualify you. We document the reason for separation correctly to protect your eligibility.
Statistics & Program References (2026)
All figures on this page are sourced from official Government of Canada and United States government publications. Figures reflect 2026 program parameters unless otherwise noted.
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