Ei Direct Deposit
- You have lost or will lose your employment income or self employment income for at least 14 consecutive days of the four-week period for which you are applying
- You are 15 years of age or older at the time of application.
- You are a resident of Canada.
- You are not receiving nor have you applied for EI regular or sickness benefits.
- You have not quit your job voluntarily.
- You have earned a minimum of $5,000 income in Canada within the last 12 months or in the 2019 tax year from one or more of the following sources:
- Employment income
- Self-employment income
- Provincial benefit payments related to maternity or parental leave
- Federal benefit payments related to maternity or parental leave
- Eligibility periods are fixed in four-week periods
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Ei Direct Deposit
- Until your direct deposit information has been updated, you will continue to be paid by cheque. If you update your direct deposit information, do not close the old account before we deposit the payment into the new account. To update your banking information, please complete a new direct deposit.
- You can access EasyWeb to find helpful direct deposit account information. Other government payment types: Canada Pension Plan; Old Age Security; Employment Insurance Payments; Have questions about your direct deposit? Call 1-800-593-1666 1-800-593-1666. Direct deposit in a nutshell.
Eligibility requirements mentioned above could be changed. Visit the CRA's CERB page to learn more and stay current with the eligibility requirements.
Service Canada Direct Deposit Form
My Service Canada Direct Deposit
Note: If you are later deemed ineligible, you will be expected to repay the benefit.