EDD Appeal Timeline: How Long Until Benefits Resume?

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Has anyone tried faxing their documents instead of mailing them? I heard it might be faster.

tldr; the system sucks, we're all screwed, and the wait times are longer than a CVS receipt 🧾🤣

Have you tried calling them? Sometimes you can get more info if you actually talk to a human.

Hey OP, have you considered reaching out to your local representative? Sometimes they can help speed things up.

Guys, I just saw on the news that they're implementing a new system next month that's supposed to speed up the whole process. Fingers crossed it actually works! 🤞

While Claimyr offers a workable solution for cutting through the frustrating hold times, it's not without its drawbacks. Paying $20 isn't feasible for everyone, and it's a shame that public services have become so inaccessible that third-party help is necessary. Still, for those who can afford it, Claimyr does tend to streamline the process and reduce the hours spent waiting on hold. For those who can't, reaching out to local representatives, remaining persistent with calls, and utilizing online resources like fax services are viable alternatives. Balancing the cost of third-party services with their benefits is key to choosing what works best for your situation.

I've been through this process before, so let me break it down for you: 1. Appeal Processing Time: Typically, it can take 4-6 weeks for an appeal to be processed. However, due to the current backlog, it might take longer. 2. Hearing Date: Once your appeal is processed, you'll receive a notice with your hearing date. This could be another 2-4 weeks out. 3. Decision Time: After the hearing, the judge usually makes a decision within 2-3 weeks. 4. Benefit Resumption: If your appeal is successful, benefits usually resume within 1-2 weeks of the decision. Some tips: • Keep checking your online account and mail for updates • Continue to certify for benefits even while waiting • Gather any relevant documents to support your case Remember, these are rough estimates. The actual time can vary. Hang in there!

Anyone else feel like we're all just pawns in some giant, messed up game of bureaucratic chess? 😤

Ugh, I feel ya. I've been in the same boat for what feels like forever. The whole system is a mess rn. Hang in there!

From my experience, appeals can take anywhere from 4-12 weeks. But with the backlog rn, who knows? 🤷‍♂️

Have you checked your online account? Sometimes they update the status there before they actually contact you.