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Home→Agencies→Unemployment Benefits→Alabama→When someone dies

State Unemployment Benefits in Alabama: when someone dies

A 3-step process for Alabama Department of Labor — Unemployment Compensation Division after a death in Alabama.

OverviewWhen someone dies

Unemployment

Alabama

labor.alabama.gov/divisions/unemployment-compensation→

Administering agency

Alabama Department of Labor — Unemployment Compensation Division

Phone1-866-234-5382
WebsiteVisit website →
Verified May 2026

Steps to take

  1. Report the claimant's death to the Alabama Department of Labor so benefit payments stop.
  2. Return any unemployment payment issued for weeks after the date of death.
  3. Ask ADOL whether a final payment is owed for eligible weeks before death and what documentation is required.

Alabama Department of Labor — Unemployment Compensation Division

Phone: 1-866-234-5382

Visit the agency website →

Frequently asked questions

The Alabama Department of Labor administers unemployment compensation through its Unemployment Compensation Division and the claimant portal at uiclaimantportal.labor.alabama.gov.

The death should be reported to the Alabama Department of Labor so payments stop. Any payment issued for weeks after the date of death must be returned, and the Department determines whether a final payment is owed for eligible weeks before death.

Unemployment

Alabama

labor.alabama.gov/divisions/unemployment-compensation→

Administering agency

Alabama Department of Labor — Unemployment Compensation Division

Phone1-866-234-5382
WebsiteVisit website →
Verified May 2026