This was posted to REDDIT, here:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Census/comments/j6lal7/filing_for_unemployment_insurance/#
When applying, you may need to follow special instructions for a Federal employee. You may be asked for an SF-50 or an SF-8, but if you don’t have those documents, you can let the unemployment office know and see how they want you to complete the application without those forms.
You may be asked for a three-digit Federal Identification Code (FIC) which is 914.
If your paystubs have address or EIN numbers, you can use those in your application.
Here is a list of some Employer Identification Numbers (EIN) for the Regional Offices, so you could use the following if you don’t have other information:
Atlanta 580708638
Chicago 362409412
Denver 840484686
Los Angeles 952037286
New York 135673128
Philadelphia 231538444
If you don’t know what address to use, you can use the Equifax info. The Census uses Equifax Workforce Solutions. (Talx Corporation was bought out by Equifax)
Employer Name/Mailing Address: Bureau of Census - 2020 Decennial Census c/o Equifax Workforce Solutions PO BOX 66945 St. Louis, MO 63166
Here’s an informative post about the SF-50 and lack of work designation.
The NAISC code if you need it: 926110 You can request your employment records from the Census either directly from the Area Census Office (ACO) or through a Privacy Act Request
