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If you resign from your work, are you eligible for unemployment insurance benefits in the state of California?

The unemployment office verifies the circumstances under which you left by telephoning your previous employer. If you quit you are disqualified from receiving benefits. There MIGHT be an exception if you quit when the company decided to move more the XZY miles away from where you live. But I am uncertain about that exception. Source(s): FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT ELIGIBILITY:
http://www.edd.ca.gov/uirep/uifaq6.htm#e...
4. I just quit my job. Will I be eligible?
When an employee files a claim for UI benefits, we send a Notice of Claim Filed, DE 1101CZ to the last employer. The employer may report information about the quit by responding to this notice in writing.

The EDD will contact you and the employer to get a more complete understanding of why you quit. The information is usually obtained by telephone approximately two weeks after the claim has been filed. Based on this information, we determine whether or not you are eligible, according to state law and regulations. Each case is decided individually.

No
Nope
Unforunately, you are not since it is willingly. If you are layed off, then that is a different matter.
Probably not...

some states will give you unemployment after a penalty period if the circumstances of your quitting meet their requirements...

the only way to really know.. is to go ask at the unemployment office.
If California is the same as Oregon, you can collect if you had a compelling reason for leaving the company, such as: they wouldn't let you take a vacation, sexual harassment, too much mandatory overtime, the work was causing you to feel unhealthy,etc. Ask a labor attorney for advice. The consultation will be well worth it.