EDD SDI claim: Doctor's submission received, what's next?

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I went through this a few months ago. After they receive the doctor's submission, they usually process it within 1-2 weeks. Keep an eye on your online account for updates. They might contact you if they need more info, but otherwise, you should receive a decision soon. Hang in there!

Ugh, the waiting game is the worst. I remeber when I filed my claim, it felt like forever. Just try to stay busy and not obsess over it (easier said than done, I know).

Pro tip: call them! Don't just sit around waiting. Sometimes things get lost in the shuffle, and a phone call can speed things up. Be persistent!

Make sure all your paperwork is in order. They love to use missing documents as an excuse to delay things. Double-check everything!

I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but the EDD system is a total mess right now. My claim took 3 months to process. Hope you have some savings to fall back on. 😓

Here's what you need to know about the SDI claim process: 1. Doctor Submission Received: This is where you are now. Good start! 2. Initial Processing: Takes 1-4 weeks typically. 3. Possible Contact: They might reach out for more info. Be ready to respond quickly. 4. Decision Made: You'll get a notice of approval or denial. 5. Payment Begins: If approved, payments usually start within a week of the decision. Key things to remember: - Keep checking your online account for updates - Respond promptly to any requests for information - Don't hesitate to call if it's been more than 4 weeks without an update - If denied, you have the right to appeal Hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.

Anyone else feel like they're playing a game of chance with these claims? It's like EDD roulette! 🎰

Have you checked if your employer has submitted their part of the paperwork? Sometimes that can hold things up.

Sending positive vibes your way, OP! The waiting is tough, but you've got this. Try to distract yourself with some self-care in the meantime. 💖