1. (a) Each employing unit which has or had persons in "employment" so defined in the Act shall notify the commission of its correct address and of any change in its correct address, and each such employing unit shall promptly notify the commission of any change of address. Each individual who is a claimant for benefits or who is registered for work at a commission office shall promptly notify the commission of any change in his or her address.
2. (b) A group account, as referred to in the Act, §205.021, shall be treated as a single employing unit for the purposes of this section and the commission shall use the address of the group representative as the official address of the group. The group representative shall notify the commission of his correct address and shall promptly notify the commission of any change of address.
3. (c) In all transactions required by the Act or these sections, the commission shall use either such last known address as is reflected by the commission records pursuant to subsection (b) of this section, or when notice of an initial claim or a determination is mailed, the post office address of the individual or organization or the location of the establishment of the branch or division thereof where claimant last worked. An exception would be governmental employers who have designated in writing to the commission an address for mail service. When a governmental employer has so designated a mailing address, mailing of notice of claims, determinations, or other decisions to such address shall constitute due notice to the governmental employer.

Source Note:The provisions of this §815.3 adopted to be effective July 27, 1982, 7 TexReg 2630; transferred effective June 1, 1996, as published in the Texas Register June 18, 1996, 21 TexReg 5606.