The CARES Act

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The Clean Air Act, referred to in subsec. (b), is act July 14, 1955, ch. 322, as amended, which is classified generally to chapter 85 (§ 7401 et seq.) of Title 42, The Public Health and Welfare. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title note set out under section 7401 of Title 42 and Tables. Nevada has three sets of requirements for proof of identity. Most motorists will apply for a Real ID driver's license or a standard Nevada license. Those who cannot meet the requirements for a Real ID or standard license may apply for a Driver Authorization Card (DAC), which is not valid for identification.

On Friday, March 27, the President signed the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act (CARES Act) into law. As guided by the Department of Labor, these are the various programs available to eligible Nevadans under the CARES Act.

Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA)

Unemployment support for otherwise ineligible workers, including self-employed.

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Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation (PEUC)

13 additional weeks of benefits for regular unemployment insurance exhaustees.

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Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation (FPUC)

An additional $600 added to each week of unemployment insurance or Pandemic Unemployment Assistance.

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Lost Wages Assistance
(LWA)

An additional $300 added to each week of Unemployment Insurance (UI) ...

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Unemployment filing procedural waiver

May-02-2020

Suspend Work Search Waiver

As instructed by the Governor, DETR's Employment Security Division, has waived work search requirements beginning 03/15/20 for all claimants in acknowledgment of the unavailability of unsuitable work resulting from the Covid19 public health crisis temporary shutdown of non-essential businesses.

Additionally, claimants will not be required to register for employment services in-person at Nevada JobConnect Offices or any other local employment offices within their area until these offices have reopened. Out of state claimants will not be required to register for employment services in their state until further notice. (NRS 612.375, NAC 612.170).

May-02-2020

Suspend Waiting Period

As instructed by the Governor, the 7-day waiting period (i.e., the waiting period of time between applying for and receiving unemployment insurance benefits) has also been suspended to ensure claimants receive their benefits as quickly as possible.

May-02-2020

Able & Available Issues

An Administrative action has been put into place to resolve or remove most Able & Available issues created beginning 03/15/20. While not all issues will be resolved, those that are cleared and have no other issues requiring adjudication on the claim will be allowed to proceed with processing and payment on the claim.

May-02-2020

Deductible Income Issues

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Claims with a Deductible Income issue will not be paid for a one-week period beginning the effective date of the claim. Issues will still be adjudicated and adjusted accordingly, including any FPUC payments that the claimant may be entitled to, and payments will be paid starting the second week of the claim, if all other eligibility requirements are met. This action affects deductible income issues including separation pay issues such as vacation pay, severance pay, wages in lieu and paid vacation. This action does not apply to pension pay issues as these issues do not fall within the separation pay category.

Important Information

For Claimants

How to bypass the Weekly Work Search Activity Page and other claimant specific information

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For Employers

Employer Frequently Asked Questions and COVID-19 and other employer specific information

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Additional Resources

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This program provides unemployment insurance benefits support for otherwise ineligible workers, including self-employed. PUA is available retroactively from February 2, 2020 through December 26, 2020 and provides up to 39 weeks of benefits to qualifying individuals who do not qualify for regular unemployment insurance (UI), Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation (PEUC) or State Extended Benefits (SEB) but are otherwise able to work and available for work except they are unemployed, partially unemployed, or unable or unavailable to work due to a COVID-19 related reason. Benefits are payable for weeks you were previously out of work, even if you have since returned to work.

• This program began accepting claims on Saturday, May 16, 2020. Click here for updates and further details on how to file (add click box w/link to PUA page)

This program provides an additional 13 weeks of regular unemployment insurance benefits for eligible claimants whose claims have been exhausted (i.e., all eligible unemployment insurance funds have been paid out).

• This program has been implemented effective May 10, 2020. Click here for further details on how to file (add click box w/link to PEUC page). PEUC page should be revamped to match the PUA page.

This program provides an additional $600 to each week of regular unemployment insurance benefits or to the Pandemic Unemployment Assistance program weekly insurance benefits (PUA) for otherwise ineligible workers (see next paragraph for further details). FPUC benefits to eligible claimants will be paid for the period starting the week ending April 4, 2020 thru the week ending July 25, 2020 for a total potential of 17 weeks, based on each claimants’ eligibility.

• This program has been implemented effective April 12, 2020. Click here for further details on how to file (add click box w/link to FPUC page). FPUC page should be revamped to match the PUA page.

May-02-2020

As instructed by the Governor, DETR's Employment Security Division, has waived work search requirements beginning 03/15/20 for all claimants in acknowledgment of the unavailability of unsuitable work resulting from the Covid19 public health crisis temporary shutdown of non-essential businesses.

Additionally, claimants will not be required to register for employment services in-person at Nevada JobConnect Offices or any other local employment offices within their area until these offices have reopened. Out of state claimants will not be required to register for employment services in their state until further notice. (NRS 612.375, NAC 612.170).

May-02-2020

As instructed by the Governor, the 7-day waiting period (i.e., the waiting period of time between applying for and receiving unemployment insurance benefits) has also been suspended to ensure claimants receive their benefits as quickly as possible.

May-02-2020

An Administrative action has been put into place to resolve or remove most Able & Available issues created beginning 03/15/20. While not all issues will be resolved, those that are cleared and have no other issues requiring adjudication on the claim will be allowed to proceed with processing and payment on the claim.

May-02-2020

Claims with a Deductible Income issue will not be paid for a one-week period beginning the effective date of the claim. Issues will still be adjudicated and adjusted accordingly, including any FPUC payments that the claimant may be entitled to, and payments will be paid starting the second week of the claim, if all other eligibility requirements are met. This action affects deductible income issues including separation pay issues such as vacation pay, severance pay, wages in lieu and paid vacation. This action does not apply to pension pay issues as these issues do not fall within the separation pay category.

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Access the Nevada Vehicle Code

The state of Nevada, like every state in the nation, maintains a huge amount of legislation covering hundreds of topics. The sections covering motor vehicles are known casually as the vehicle code, and they cover all aspects of vehicle regulations, including rules of the road, administrative processes, and fee schedules.

The vehicle code can be found online, word for word, in two main documents:

• The Nevada Revised Statutes (NRS), which contains the regulations and laws for the state.
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• The Nevada Administrative Code (NAC), which contains the administrative procedures for all state departments, including the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles.

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The NRS even offers a text search feature, where you can type in any keyword and find statutes relating to that term. This can come in handy when you're searching for a specific law or regulation.

The Nevada DMV has prepared an information page where it has broken down the sections of the vehicle code for your convenience. Many sections contain clickable links to both the NRS and the NAC.

Whatever your reason for searching the Nevada vehicle code, you're likely to find the exact legal language pertaining to your specific situation. For example, if you've received a traffic ticket for violating one of the laws in the Nevada vehicle code, you should be able to determine whether or not you'd be able to fight the ticket.

While the Nevada vehicle code is a great place to turn for information, you may want to contact the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles with specific questions, or contact a lawyer for legal advice and assistance.

Topics Covered in the Nevada Vehicle Code

Nevada is serious about safe driving and smooth-running administration by the Nevada DMV. Legislators are constantly writing new laws to clarify situations and increase drivers' protection on public highways. The following are some of the topics covered by the vehicle code:

• Driver's licenses: applications, testing, and fees.
• Licensing, registration, and sales of vehicles.
• Hazardous materials regulations.
• Traffic laws.
• Insurance requirements.
• Bikes, motorcycles, and other two-wheeled vehicles.
• Air pollution legislation.
• Administration of motor vehicle laws.

Rather than clicking on the categorized links, you can also see the entire chapter on motor vehicle regulations in both the NRS and the NAC websites.

For certain industries, the Nevada DMV has prepared summary documents of the latest legislative changes, such as for the vehicle industry and motor carriers.

Also check out Nevada traffic laws for important topics.

Check Your NV Driver's License Status

Whenever you need or want to check the status of your driver's license, you can order a driving record report. This record will spell out if your driver's license is currently valid. Should your license have been revoked or suspended, the report will indicate that according to what's on record at the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles. This report will also show points against your driver's license and, in some cases, information on any accidents you have had.

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If your car insurance rates have gone up after receiving a traffic ticket, you can visit our car insurance center to shop for a new policy.