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My profound appreciation for your efforts aimed at promoting the welfare of Kentucky residents. There are developments that have taken place in the recent past that required I relocate to Sacramento, CA. My mother has a low back injury she succumbed to after a fall, a situation that called for me to move in with her to help out. The gravity of the matter required that I resign from my job at Danville and relocate. I envisioned this abrupt decision to be a temporary undertaking after which I should be able to resume residence in Kentucky State.

I have financial obligations that require an immediate income, in the midst of which I am still expending my energies trying to find a bearing in Sacramento. I have not been able to get myself a job that will see me through the myriad of expenses I have to attend to. I am currently surviving on my savings that will soon be depleted. I have limited options, so financial aid from your Unemployment Insurance Benefits is the only direction I can look towards to alleviate my situation. My unfortunate predicament is three pronged:

My sick mother cannot afford to put us up in her condition, she requires constant attention and her sickness requires that she uses most of her income on healthcare and proper medication, in addition to the debts she is servicing.

I have enrolled for culinary studies at Le Cordon Bleu Institute of Culinary Arts and I am wholly depended on their financial aid that is barely enough to pay for the course.

I am jobless and have not been able to find employment in Sacramento, the conditions are harsh and I am yet to acclimatize to the job market disposition in California.

I filed a claim and followed due process towards the same. Your ruling to disqualify me from accessing unemployment benefits pegged wholly on my leaving work voluntarily. Be that the case, I would want you to also consider my reasons for resignation; It does not make economic sense to take care of my sick mother in Sacramento while attending to the demands of my job in Danville at the same time. My decision to enroll in College in the State of California was based purely on my desire to improve my job marketability and an understanding of the requirements of a positive growth trajectory of income.

I have had to reschedule virtually all my commitments to attend to that unfortunate family predicament. I saw priority in walking my mother through the recovery period, given that I am the only one she can depend on to run errands for her that include collecting her medication. Her emotional drain due to her condition told so much on her I felt obligated to attend to her constantly.

I have had the rigors of this personal responsibility and moving residence take their toll on my time management that I had to put off several duties that required ample time dedicated to them; these included writing this appeal and following up on it. I have enquired extensively with your office on the acceptance of this belated appeal, so I am sure I am making an informed decision. Thank you for reading my letter and I hope my appeal will be considered.

Sincerely,

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