It depends. Generally, you would have to file two part-year returns for each state lived. The unemployment you received from State A, while living in State A, is taxable to your first state. The unemployment you received from State A, while living in State B, is taxable to your second state.
However, this answer could change based on what states they are. Some states are exempt from income tax and you would not need to file a return.
In addition, since you moved due to Covid-19, there could be different guidelines in place depending on the states you lived.
Can you comment back and tell us what two states you lived in so we can assist you further?
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