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Unemployment

On May 6, 2025, the Department of Unemployment Assistance (DUA) will launch a new system called Unemployment Services for Workers, replacing the current UI Online system. The old website will be taken down on May 1st, 2025, and the new website will go live on May 6th, 2025. 

Before May 1st, 2025, visit: Massachusetts Unemployment Insurance (UI) online application, Department of Unemployment Assistance.

After May 6th, 2025, visit: Unemployment Services for Workers, Department of Unemployment Assistance.

See also Employment.

Uniform Commercial Code (UCC)

UCC forms, Mass. Secretary of the Commonwealth, Corporations Division.

Unions

Massachusetts Department of Labor Relations forms, includes forms for: public employment, private employment, conciliation, mediation, and arbitration.

Vaccinations

Note: MGL c. 76, § 15 provides for two types of children’s exemptions from vaccinations prior to being admitted to school:

  1. "A child shall be admitted to school upon certification by a physician that he has personally examined such child and that in his opinion the physical condition of the child is such that his health would be endangered by such vaccination or by any of such immunizations. Such certification shall be submitted at the beginning of each school year to the physician in charge of the school health program. If the physician in charge of the school health program does not agree with the opinion of the child's physician, the matter shall be referred to the department of public health, whose decision will be final."
  2. "In the absence of an emergency or epidemic of disease declared by the department of public health, no child whose parent or guardian states in writing that vaccination or immunization conflicts with his sincere religious beliefs shall be required to present said physician's certificate in order to be admitted to school."

Sample forms related to these two types of exemptions are available:

Veterans

Court forms: Military affidavit, Mass. Trial Court.
The Military Affidavit (Under 50 U.S.C. § 3931) is a standardized form used to indicate the military status of the party(ies) to a case. The form may be used in all case types where the filing of a Military Affidavit is appropriate. If the other party in your case is in the military and you do not have a lawyer, use these Military Affidavit instructions for self-represented litigants to help you fill out the form.

Application for real estate tax exemptions for veterans (Form 96-4), Mass. Department of Revenue.
This real estate tax exemption form must be filed with the local city or town tax assessors.

Veteran and military license plate applications, Mass. Registry of Motor Vehicles.

Visitation

Voting

Mail-in voter registration form, Mass. Secretary of State. Online form to register for a mail-in ballot.
Available in: Spanish, Chinese, Khmer, Cape Verdean Russian Creole, Haitian Creole, Portuguese, Russian, and Vietnamese.

Online voter registration system, Mass. Secretary of State.
Allows Massachusetts residents with a valid driver’s license or state ID to register to vote, change address or political party, and update name. Available in English, Spanish, Chinese, and Khmer.

Wills and estates

Probate and Family Court forms for wills, estates, and trusts.

Note: There is no official Massachusetts will form, and we cannot ensure the accuracy of sample wills available on the public internet. We are happy to supply sample wills and forms from our legal resources, but we are unable to link to them here. Please contact the Trial Court Law Library location closest to you or email masslawlib@gmail.com for sample wills. When requesting, please provide the following information: if you are married and/or if you have children.

Workers' compensation

Workers' compensation forms, Mass. Department of Industrial Accidents.

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Last updated: January 15, 2025

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