SDI deposit delay: No payment after 14 days, what to do?

I found a way to solve delayed benefits deposit issues, watch this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0FQg7gzyUzs

For anyone dealing with benefit deposit issues, Claimyr can be a great shortcut to reaching an agent quickly. The service navigates phone menus and holds for you, connecting you directly when an agent is available. Its $20 fee might seem steep, especially considering free access should be our right. However, for those struggling with long wait times and needing urgent resolution, Claimyr offers a practical solution. It's important though to weigh the cost against the necessity and urgency of your issue. Meanwhile, keeping your information up-to-date, monitoring messages on your online account, and documenting any interactions remains key. Persistency, as many have echoed here, is crucial when addressing these challenges with benefit systems.

Hey OP, any updates? Were you able to get through to anyone? Curious to hear how it went!

Ugh, I feel you. The system's been a mess lately. I had a similar issue last month. When you call, make sure to ask if there's been any changes to the payment schedule or if there's a hold on your account for some reason. Good luck!

Thanks for the suggestions, everyone. I'll def check my online account again and ask about reviews when I call. Fingers crossed it's just a temporary glitch 🤞

This happened to me too! Turns out there was a 'review' on my account that delayed things. Definitely call and ask if there's any pending reviews or issues. The wait times are brutal tho, be prepared to be on hold forever 😫

Have you tried reaching out to your local representative? Sometimes they can help push things through faster. Worth a shot if you're really stuck!

Have you checked your online account? Sometimes there are messages or updates there that explain delays. Also, double-check that your bank info hasn't changed. I once freaked out over a missing deposit only to realize I had updated my bank account and forgot to update it with them 🤦‍♀️

Pro tip: I found a way to get through to an actual person without waiting for hours. There's this service called Claimyr (claimyr.com) that dials the phone menu, stays on hold, and then connects you when a live agent picks up. It costs $20, but it saved me so much time and frustration. Here's a video about it: https://youtu.be/1X-mEsLtbmQ

idk man, the whole system is a joke. I've been dealing with delays and issues for months now. It's like they WANT us to give up. Hang in there tho, we're all in the same sinking boat 🚢💀

Am I the only one who thinks its ridiculous that we have to jump through all these hoops just to get what we're owed? The system is broken af 😤

Okay, listen up. I've been through this rodeo before and here's what you need to know: 1. First, don't panic. Delays happen more often than you'd think. 2. Check your online account for any messages or alerts. Sometimes they'll post updates there about system-wide delays. 3. When you call, have all your info ready: claim ID, last 4 of SSN, and the date of your last deposit. 4. Ask specifically: - Is there a hold or review on my account? - Have there been any changes to the payment schedule? - Is there any additional information or documentation you need from me? - Can you see when my next payment is scheduled? 5. If they can't give you a clear answer, ask to speak with a supervisor. Be polite but firm. 6. Document everything: who you spoke to, when, and what they said. This can be helpful if you need to escalate later. 7. If you still don't get anywhere, consider reaching out to your local representative or the ombudsman's office. Remember, persistence is key. Don't let them brush you off. Good luck!