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El presente sitio Web está traducido a varias lenguas españolas oficiales en sus respectivos territorios, de conformidad con lo establecido en el artículo 3 de la Constitución Española de 1978 y sus Estatutos de Autonomía.

Las lenguas son el catalán, el euskera, gallego, valenciano, inglés y francés. Se advierte que, con carácter general, puede existir un desfase entre la versión en castellano y en las otras lenguas, derivado del proceso de traducción a las mismas.

If I do not agree with the approved benefit or with the denial, what period do I have to make a prior claim? What period does the SEPE have to respond? If you do not answer, what period do I have to sue before the Social Court?

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If you do not agree with the resolution approving your unemployment benefit application or with the denial, you may file a prior claim with the State Public Employment Service (SEPE), within thirty days of notification of the resolution on the requested benefit, if it was express, or since three months have passed since you submitted the request without having received notification of the resolution, it being understood then that it has been denied due to administrative silence.

You must present the claim in writing. In it you will record your name and surname, your personal identification, the address for notification purposes (if it is different from the one provided in the application for the benefit), the act you are appealing and the reason for challenging it, as well as the place, the date, your signature and the body, center or administrative unit to which you direct the claim.

You may accompany the prior claim with the documentation you deem appropriate to better defend your interests.

The SEPE must respond to the claim within forty-five days. If this period passes without an express resolution, the claim will be deemed to have been rejected due to administrative silence. In this case, if you want to file a claim before the Social Court, you have a period of thirty days from the day on which your claim is deemed to have been denied due to administrative silence. If they respond within the deadline denying your claim, the claim must be filed within 30 days of notification of the denial.