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Here's what I've learned after dealing with this for months: 1. Keep copies of EVERYTHING you send them. 2. Use certified mail if you're sending physical documents. 3. Check your online account daily for updates. 4. If you call, be prepared to wait for hours. 5. Be polite but persistent with the reps. 6. If one rep can't help, politely ask to speak with a supervisor. 7. Document every interaction - date, time, who you spoke with. 8. If all else fails, contact your local state representative's office. They can sometimes intervene on your behalf. Hang in there, OP. It's a frustrating process, but you'll get through it eventually!
Ugh, I feel your pain. I've been in the same boat for weeks now. It's like they have a black hole where all our paperwork goes to die. 🕳️
This happened to me too. Turns out there was an identity verification issue. Once I uploaded the right documents, things started moving. Might be worth checking if that's holding things up for you.
Dylan Evans
have u tried faxing them? I know it sounds old school but it worked for me when nothing else did lol
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Sofia Gomez
Ugh, maternity leave issues are the WORST. You're already dealing with a newborn and then you have to fight for your money too? Sending you strength, mama! 💪👶
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Mateo Lopez
•Thank you! It really is a lot to deal with. Appreciate the support! ❤️
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