Fill in employment status form – transitional benefit

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You must submit employment status forms if you are receiving transitional benefit for single parents, and you meet the duty to be in work-related activity by being a job seeker.

When you fill in the employment status form, you must answer 5 questions about your activities in the past 14 days.

On the form you must list

• all hours you worked
• days you participated in employment schemes, training or education
• days you were sick and therefore unable to work or participate in employment schemes
• days you were absent for other reasons, e.g. holiday

You must also state whether you want to continue to be registered as a job seeker in the next 14 days.

The information you provide through the employment status form will not affect the amount you get paid in transitional benefit.

To avoid payments that are too high or too low, it is important that you notify us of changes in your situation or income. It is not enough to report this on your employment status form.

If you are receiving unemployment benefit or work assessment allowance in addition to your transitional benefit, you can find information about how to fill in and submit your employment status form here:

• Fill in employment status form – unemployment benefit (in Norwegian)
• Fill in employment status form – work assessment allowance (AAP)

You must submit an employment status form every 14 days.

The final deadline for submitting the employment status form is 23:00 Monday one week after the form’s 14-day period is over.

Log in to My Page to see

• when your next employment status form is due
• which 14-day period the employment status form covers

When is the money paid out?

The payment dates for your transitional benefit are the same no matter when you submit your employment status form.

You will receive payment by the 20th of every month. The exact date you receive your payment may vary from month to month.

You risk being removed from the job seeker register if you

• do not submit employment status forms
• submit your employment status form more than 20 days too late
• answer “no” to the question of whether you want to continue to be registered as a job seeker

If you do not meet your duty to be in work-related activity in another way, you may then waive your right to the benefit. You will also not be eligible when an employer registers an assignment or vacancy with NAV.

Remember to notify us if your situation changes, and you meet your duty to be in work-related activity in another way.

What to do if the benefit has been terminated?

If you have been removed from our register and your benefit has been terminated, you must, as soon as possible

• re-register as a job seeker (in Norwegian)
• submit a new application for transitional benefit

Simply re-submitting your employment status form is not sufficient.

Read more about your right to complain.

If you made a mistake on an employment status form you have sent in earlier, you must correct the mistake and resend the form as soon as possible.

How to correct mistakes:

1. Log in to the overview of previous employment status forms.
2. Choose the form you need to correct.
3. Correct the mistake and resend the employment status form.

If you are unable to correct your employment status form online, please contact us for help.