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This happened to me last year. Turns out my doctor forgot to submit some paperwork. Double check with your healthcare provider to make sure everything's been sent in properly.
Pro tip: if you can, go to an EDD office in person. Bring ALL your docs. Sometimes face-to-face gets better results than phone tag.
Pro tip: if you need info about your case, try contacting your local assemblymember or state senator's office. They often have direct lines to EDD and can help push things along. Saved my butt when I was stuck in limbo for months.
Here's what I've learned after dealing with this mess for months: 1. Be persistent. Call multiple times a day if you have to. 2. Keep detailed notes of every interaction, including dates, times, and names of reps you speak with. 3. Use the online portal to send messages and upload any required documents. 4. If you're not getting anywhere, reach out to your local representatives. 5. Consider using a paid service like Claimyr if you're really stuck. 6. For Spanish speakers, always request a bilingual agent upfront. 7. Be polite but firm with the reps. They're dealing with a lot too. 8. If possible, have all your info (claim number, ID, etc.) ready before you call. 9. Try calling at off-peak hours, like right before they close. 10. Don't give up! It's frustrating, but keep at it. Hope this helps someone. We're all in this together. 💪
I'm in the same boat. Filed my supplemental cert back in December and still crickets. This whole system is broken af 🤦♂️
Jayden Hill
have you tried calling rite when they open? I herd thats the best time to get thru
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Andrew Pinnock
•Yeah, I've tried that a few times. No luck so far 😩
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LordCommander
This is why we need universal basic income. The current system is a joke.
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Aidan Hudson
•UBI would just make everyone lazy. We need better job programs instead.
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LordCommander
•Ok boomer 🙄
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