The Self-Employment Assistance Program (SEAP) helps unemployed workers start businesses. Participants receive weekly financial assistance while building their own companies. What is New York SEAP?
Income support: Weekly payments match regular unemployment benefits.
No job search: Requirements to look for traditional work are waived.
Business focus: Full-time dedication to your startup is required.
Skill building: Access to entrepreneurial training is provided. Eligibility Requirements
Unemployment claim: Must have an active New York State unemployment claim.
Benefit balance: Minimum of 13 weeks of benefits must remain.
Profiling score: Must meet specific state worker profiling models.
Application window: Entry is only possible early in your claim. Key Program Rules
Training compliance: Mandatory completion of specific business courses.
Milestone tracking: Required progress reports submitted regularly to advisors.
Legal structure: Businesses must operate legally within New York State. Steps to Apply
File claim: Establish a standard New York unemployment insurance claim.
Receive invitation: Watch for a SEAP invitation in your portal.
Attend orientation: Complete the mandatory program information session.
Submit application: Send your formal business proposal for state approval. Saved time Comprehensive Inappropriate Not working
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