If your submitted the DE 2525XX form, you should be able to and your old one if it's within 52 weeks of the original disability claim window. That would be easiest. A new claim may be needed if it's been over a since you first started claiming benefits.
Hi i have a silly question
So i was out of for a none related injury for 7 months and i went back to for a month and i the same again and has placed me one month off again can i use my old claim or do i have to open another claim
Based on my experience with CA disability claims, if your original disability claim is still within the 52-week benefit period, you should try to your existing claim first. This is usually easier and faster than starting a new claim. You'll need your to complete the DE 2525XX form (Physician/Practitioner's Supplementary Certificate) to your disability period. If it's been over a since your original claim started, then you'd need to file a new claim. Contact EDD directly to confirm which option applies to your specific timeline - they can tell you if your original claim is still active and extendable.
This is really helpful advice! I'm in a similar situation and wasn't sure about the 52-week rule. Just to clarify - does the 52-week period start from when you first filed the original disability claim, or from when you first became disabled? I want to make sure I understand the timeline correctly before I contact EDD. Thanks for sharing your experience!
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Tom Maxon
If your submitted the DE 2525XX form, you should be able to and your old one if it's within 52 weeks of the original disability claim window. That would be easiest. A new claim may be needed if it's been over a since you first started claiming benefits.
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Francisco Velasquez
Hi i have a silly question So i was out of for a none related injury for 7 months and i went back to for a month and i the same again and has placed me one month off again can i use my old claim or do i have to open another claim
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Cheri Jones
If I have worked prior and now self employed and got a personal injury at home can I file disability
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Tom Maxon
•Have you been paying into the CA SDI tax from your paycheck?
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Connor Rupert
Based on my experience with CA disability claims, if your original disability claim is still within the 52-week benefit period, you should try to your existing claim first. This is usually easier and faster than starting a new claim. You'll need your to complete the DE 2525XX form (Physician/Practitioner's Supplementary Certificate) to your disability period. If it's been over a since your original claim started, then you'd need to file a new claim. Contact EDD directly to confirm which option applies to your specific timeline - they can tell you if your original claim is still active and extendable.
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Emma Wilson
•This is really helpful advice! I'm in a similar situation and wasn't sure about the 52-week rule. Just to clarify - does the 52-week period start from when you first filed the original disability claim, or from when you first became disabled? I want to make sure I understand the timeline correctly before I contact EDD. Thanks for sharing your experience!
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