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State Unemployment Benefits in Hawaii

The Hawaii Department of Labor and Industrial Relations administers unemployment insurance. When a claimant dies, the death should be reported so payments stop; any payment issued for weeks after the date of death must be returned, and the Division determines whether a final payment is owed for eligible weeks before death.

OverviewWhen someone dies

Unemployment

Hawaii

labor.hawaii.gov/ui→

Administering agency

Hawaii Department of Labor and Industrial Relations — Unemployment Insurance Division

Phone(808) 762-5752
WebsiteVisit website →
Verified Jun 2026

State Unemployment Benefits in Hawaii: key facts

Administering agency
Hawaii Department of Labor and Industrial Relations (DLIR), Unemployment Insurance Division.
Claims portal
huiclaims.hawaii.gov
UI Call Center
(808) 762-5752 or toll-free (833) 901-2272.
After a death
Report the death so payments stop; payments issued for weeks after the date of death must be returned to the Division.
How to report a death
By phone only — call the UI Call Center at (808) 762-5752 or (833) 901-2272. The Hawaii DLIR claimant handbook (Rev. 01/2026) and the online portal do not document a web form or written procedure for reporting a deceased claimant; phone contact is the documented channel.

When someone dies

Steps after a death in Hawaii

3-step process for Hawaii Department of Labor and Industrial Relations — Unemployment Insurance Division.

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Unemployment

Hawaii

labor.hawaii.gov/ui→

Administering agency

Hawaii Department of Labor and Industrial Relations — Unemployment Insurance Division

Phone(808) 762-5752
WebsiteVisit website →
Verified Jun 2026