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== F. Length of Benefit Period ==
== F. Length of Benefit Period ==


The benefit period for regular EI benefits is 52 weeks (''EI Act'', s 10(2)). However, this period can sometimes be extended to more than 52 weeks,  The criteria for this are set out in s 10(10) of the EI Act.  The benefit period can be extended when a claimant proves that for any week during that benefit period the claimant was not entitled to benefit by reason of:
The benefit period for regular EI benefits is 52 weeks (''EI Act'', s 10(2)). However, this period can sometimes be extended to more than 52 weeks,  The criteria for this are set out in s 10(10) of the ''EI Act''.  The benefit period can be extended when a claimant proves that for any week during that benefit period the claimant was not entitled to benefit by reason of:
   
   
*a) receiving earnings paid by reason of the complete severance of the relationship between the claimant and the claimant’s former employer (i.e. “using up” severance pay, vacation pay, etc.);  
*a) receiving earnings paid by reason of the complete severance of the relationship between the claimant and the claimant’s former employer (i.e. “using up” severance pay, vacation pay, etc.);  
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