Here's what I know about EDD refunds based on my experience and research: • Once processed, refunds typically take 7-14 business days to appear in your account • The method of refund matters - direct deposit is fastest, checks take longer • If you had multiple issues on your claim, it might take longer as they process each separately • Always keep your confirmation number from when they say it's processed • If it's been more than 3 weeks, definitely call back • Make sure your address and banking info are up to date in the system • Sometimes, refunds can be applied to outstanding overpayments without notice • If you're really stuck, contacting your local assembly member can help speed things up Hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.

lol EDD and efficient in the same sentence? 🤣 Good luck OP, hope you get your money soon!

This is why we need to overhaul the entire system. It's a joke that people have to jump through so many hoops just to get the benefits they're entitled to. 🤦‍♂️

Quick question - did you get any kind of confirmation when your doc submitted the cert on Dec 3? Might be worth following up with them to make sure it went through on their end.

Quick question - did you recently start any part-time work or have any change in your medical condition? Sometimes that can trigger a review of your case.

Ugh, the EDD strikes again! 🙄 I swear they do this on purpose to save money. Hang in there, OP. You're not alone in this mess.

This happened to me last year. Turns out my doctor hadn't sent in the medical certification. Double check with your healthcare provider!

SDI is such a joke rn. They need to get there act together 🤡

This happened to me last year! Turns out the doctor made a mistake in their report. Definitely appeal and get a copy of the doctor's notes if you can. It took a few months, but I eventually got it sorted out. Don't give up!

pro tip: start documenting EVERYTHING. every call, every letter, every interaction. youll thank me later if you need to appeal 👍

PSA: Always keep some cash stashed away for emergencies like this! Learned that lesson the hard way 😅

Have you checked if there's been any suspicious activity on your account? Sometimes banks block cards if they detect potential fraud. Log into your online banking and review recent transactions.

The whole system is rigged against us, I swear. They make it so complicated on purpose. Hang in there, OP. We're all in the same sinking boat. 🚢💀

Quick question - when you say "multiple medical forms," what exactly did you submit? There might be a specific form they're looking for that you missed.

am i the only 1 who thinks its ridiculous we gotta jump thru all these hoops just to get our benefits? 🤡 system is broken af

Quick tip: if you can, try calling right when they open. I've had better luck getting through early in the morning.

Ive been dealing with edd for months now and let me tell you. its a nightmare. good luck getting this fixed quickly

Quick question - how long ago did you submit the form? If it's within 14 days, you might have an easier time getting it corrected.

have u tried turning it off and on again? 😂 jk jk... but seriously, EDD needs to get its act together. We're not asking for much, just the money we're owed to survive!

Unpopular opinion: maybe try looking for a job instead of waiting for a handout? 🤷‍♂️