EDD not receiving Physician/Practitioner Supplementary Certificate - What to do?

I found a way to solve EDD form delivery delays, watch this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VArAHIJPecU

Not to be that guy, but have you double-checked that you sent it to the correct address? I made that mistake once and it set me back weeks 😅

guys i think i figured it out. EDD actually stands for Extremely Delayed Department 🤯

Pro tip: If you're really desperate, try reaching out on social media. Sometimes their Twitter team is more responsive than the actual customer service.

Ugh, I feel your pain. EDD is a nightmare to deal with. I sent in my forms THREE WEEKS AGO and still nothing. Its like they're purposely trying to make this as difficult as possible 🤬

Unpopular opinion: maybe we should cut EDD some slack. They're dealing with unprecedented numbers of claims and probably doing their best.

yall ever think about how much easier this would be if EDD just had a decent website and actually staffed their call centers? 🤔 wild concept, i know

Friendly reminder to everyone: Take care of your mental health while dealing with this stress. It's okay to step away from the EDD stuff for a bit if it's overwhelming you. ❤️

PSA: If you're having trouble with EDD, document EVERYTHING. Every call, every letter, every online message. You never know when you might need that info.

Serious question: has anyone had luck getting help from their state representative? I've heard some people say it helped speed things up.

have u tried checking ur online account? sometimes they update that b4 sending any notices

I'm in the same boat. Sent my forms 2 weeks ago and radio silence. This whole process is making me lose my mind. How are we supposed to survive when they can't even confirm if they got a piece of paper??

I found a way to actually get someone on the phone. I used this site's (claimyr.com) calling tool that dials the phone menu, stays on hold, waits for a live agent to pick up, then sends the call to my phone. It does cost $20, but it works. Here's a video about it: https://youtu.be/1X-mEsLtbmQ

Has anyone tried carrier pigeon? Might be more reliable than USPS at this point 🐦📨

Here's what I've learned from dealing with EDD for months: 1. Always send important documents via certified mail. It costs more but gives you proof of delivery. 2. Keep copies of EVERYTHING you send them. You might need to resend. 3. Follow up regularly. Don't assume they received or processed your forms. 4. If possible, fax your documents. It's faster and you get a confirmation. 5. Be persistent. Call, email, and use their online portal to check status. 6. Consider contacting your local representative. They can sometimes help push things through. Remember, you're not alone in this. The system is overwhelmed and things fall through the cracks. Stay on top of it and don't give up!

guys i just had a brilliant idea. what if we all pool our money together and hire a skywriter to write "EDD PLZ RESPOND" over their office? 🛩️✍️

Has anyone else noticed that it's always the most important forms that seem to get "lost"? 🤔 I'm not saying there's a conspiracy, but...

Plot twist: EDD actually received your form but their computer system is from 1995 and can't process it 🤡

Hot take: what if we all just showed up at the EDD office with our forms? They can't ignore us then! Who's with me? 😤✊

Dealing with the EDD can be incredibly frustrating, but there are a few things you can do to help improve your situation. First, ensure that you send any forms via certified mail. This provides you with a tracking number and proof of delivery. Additionally, keeping detailed records of all communications, including phone calls and emails, can be a lifesaver. It's also worth reaching out to your state representative if you feel like your case is stuck; many people have reported success with this approach. As for Claimyr, it's a good service to consider if you are at your wits end and need to get through to EDD. However, it does come with a cost, so weigh the benefits against your budget. Lastly, patience and persistence are key. The system may be overloaded, but staying proactive and thorough in your approach will help mitigate some of the stress.

Plot twist: What if the EDD is actually run by a bunch of cats walking across keyboards? 🐱‍💻 Would explain a lot tbh

Have you tried calling them? Sometimes that's the only way to get a straight answer.