Can you still collect unemployment from North Carolina if move to another state?

The ability to collect unemployment benefits when moving to another state depends on the specific circumstances and the unemployment insurance laws of the new state. In general, you may be eligible to receive unemployment benefits from North Carolina if you move to another state as long as you meet certain requirements, such as having worked enough hours and earned enough wages in North Carolina to qualify for benefits. However, there may be additional conditions that apply based on the laws of the new state, such as establishing a new claim in that state or meeting residency requirements. It's important to check with both the North Carolina Department of Commerce - Division of Employment Security and the unemployment agency in the new state to understand the specific requirements and processes involved.