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Has anyone else had issues with EDD requesting a supplemental certificate after already submitting updated medical info? I'm so confused. My doctor sent in my new return to work date and medical information update. The EDD website showed they received it, but then they sent me a message saying they need a supplemental certificate. Shouldn't that have been included in the medical update? This is so frustrating!
Hey everyone, I'm in a bit of a pickle. I just got my notice of computation from EDD and it's showing $0 total wages. I know for a fact that I worked and earned money during the period they're looking at. Has anyone else dealt with this? What should I do when I call them? I've got all my pay stubs and W-2s ready, but I'm nervous about how to explain this to them.
guys im so tired of dealing w/ edd... feels like im just hitting my head against a wall over n over ๐ซ
Same thing happened to my friend last year - turned out EDD had the wrong SSN on file somehow. When you call, make sure they verify all your personal info first before diving into the wage issue. Also, if you have your employer's EIN number handy, that can help them track down your wage records faster. Don't let them brush you off - you know you worked and have the docs to prove it!
I'm stressing out about my SDI extension paperwork! My doctor finally completed my supplemental certification form for extending my disability benefits (took him almost 2 weeks!), but he only does paper forms - refuses to do electronic submission. Now I'm holding this completed form and not sure what to do with it. There's no fax number listed on the form. Can I scan and upload it through SDI Online somehow, or do I HAVE to mail it? I'm worried about delays if I mail it, but also concerned that uploading might cause confusion in the system since it was originally sent to my doctor as a paper form. Has anyone dealt with paper extension forms recently? What's the fastest way to get this processed without messing up my claim?
Just to clarify what others have said: Yes, you can upload the paper form through the Contact EDD portal as mentioned above. However, according to EDD policy, they still prefer the original paper form to be mailed if it was initially issued as a paper document. The best practice is to do both - upload a scanned copy for faster processing AND mail the original to the address on the form. This creates redundancy in the system and helps avoid delays. Regarding processing times: uploaded documents typically begin processing within 1-3 business days, while mailed forms can take 7-10 business days just to be entered into the system. Your benefits should continue uninterrupted as long as the form is received before your current certification period ends.
Just wanted to add my experience from last week - I was in the exact same situation with my doctor taking forever on the paperwork! I followed the advice about uploading through the Contact EDD portal and it worked perfectly. Made sure to include all the details Mateo mentioned (claim number, form name, etc.) and got confirmation within 2 days that it was processed. One tip: when you scan the form, use the highest quality setting and make sure every signature and date is crystal clear. EDD will reject blurry uploads and then you're back to square one. Also double-check that your doctor filled out ALL the required fields - mine missed one checkbox and I had to go back to get it corrected. Good luck!
Hey everyone, I'm having a major issue with my unemployment benefits. My earnings for the first quarter of 2023 were $22,773, but the system is only showing $7,500. On top of that, I only received one payment and then nothing else. Has anyone else dealt with something like this? I'm freaking out and don't know what to do. Any advice would be appreciated!
I found a method to get someone on the phone. I used this site's (claimyr.com) calling tool that dials the phone menu, stays on hold, waits for a live agent to pick up, then sends the call to my phone. It does cost $20, but it works. Check out this video: https://youtu.be/1X-mEsLtbmQ
I'm dealing with something similar right now! My earnings are showing way lower than what I actually made, and it's so frustrating. Have you tried documenting everything and maybe reaching out through multiple channels? I've been keeping screenshots of all my account info and pay stubs just in case. The whole system seems broken honestly, but don't lose hope - sounds like others have gotten through this mess eventually. Keep us updated on what works for you!
Hey everyone, I need some help with the DE 2525XX form. I'm trying to get it mailed to me but I'm not sure how to go about it. Has anyone gone through this process before? Any tips or advice would be really appreciated!
I just went through this process last month! Here's what worked for me: log into your SDI Online account first - sometimes the form is already available there for download. If not, I called the 1-800-480-3287 number around 8:05 AM (right after they open) and got through in about 15 minutes. The rep was actually really helpful and had the form mailed to me within 3 business days. Just have your case number ready when you call. Good luck! ๐ค
Omar Fawzi
Ugh, classic EDD bureaucracy. They always find a way to make things more complicated than they need to be. I've been dealing with them for months and it's always one thing after another.
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Chloe Wilson
Tell me about it. It feels like they need a special department just to handle all their internal chaos!
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Connor Byrne
I'm going through the exact same thing right now! It's so frustrating when you think you've done everything right and then they ask for more paperwork. From reading through these comments, it sounds like the DE 2525XX form is what they're looking for. I'm definitely going to try calling my doctor tomorrow to get that sorted out. Thanks everyone for sharing your experiences - it really helps to know I'm not alone in this mess!
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