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did u set up the fraud alerts on your card??? money network has them but they dont tell anyone about it when u get the card. go to the website and look for security settings once u get ur new card
Just following up - have you made any progress with this situation? Were you able to contact your case worker or try any of the suggestions here? I hope you're getting some resolution.
Thanks for checking in! Filed the police report yesterday, and finally reached someone helpful at Money Network after asking specifically for the fraud department. They're expediting the replacement card (should come in 3 days instead of 10). Also went to my local EDD office in person and they were able to issue a limited emergency payment to help with medications and essential expenses until this gets resolved. Still waiting on the actual fraud claim to be processed, but at least things are moving now. Thanks to everyone for all the helpful advice!
You're getting some good advice here, but I want to add something important: EDD should have sent you a Notice of Overpayment (DE 1444) before taking any collection action. This notice would explain their determination and your right to appeal.\n\nThe fact that you were homeless and didn't receive these notices is relevant. Under California's \
My brother works for EDD (not disability side tho) and he says their systems are ANCIENT and half the time the different departments can't even communicate with each other properly. He says the disability dept is especially backed up right now. When I filed disability last year they lost my paperwork TWICE and I had to have my doctor resubmit everything. Total nightmare. Took almost 6 weeks before I saw a penny.
Update: Just wanted to check in and see if there's been any progress with your claim. Have you been able to contact EDD or get any updates from your doctor's office about resubmitting the forms?
Thanks for checking back! I used that Claimyr service that someone recommended above and actually got through to EDD yesterday. Turns out they received my doctor's certification but there was some issue with the dates not matching exactly what I put on my claim (I was off by 2 days on when the surgery happened). The rep was able to fix it while I was on the phone and said my claim should be processed within 5-7 days. Huge relief! I'll update once I actually get paid.
wait did u notify them through the "Report Returned to Work" button?? cuz thats wrong for giving birth!! my friend did that and got her benefits cancelled completely!!! you need the "Report Change in Disability" option!
Just checking in - were you able to get this resolved? Did your doctor submit the postpartum certification?
Yes!! Thank you all for the help. My doctor submitted the postpartum certification yesterday morning. I also managed to speak with an EDD rep (after using that Claimyr service someone suggested - totally worth it). They confirmed everything is now in order and said I should receive the delayed payment within 3 business days, plus my regular payments will resume after that. Such a relief!
Jean Claude
Delaying necessary medical care because of benefit issues is EXACTLY what's wrong with the system!! I hope you can find help and get the surgery you need without waiting!
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Josef Tearle
I'm glad you found some resources and direction. If you do end up delaying surgery, make sure your doctor prescribes appropriate pain management and documents everything thoroughly. This documentation might help with other assistance programs. Wishing you a smooth recovery whenever you do have the procedure.
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