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Here's what you need to do: 1. Document everything. Write down all the mistakes you made and the correct information. 2. Try to submit corrections online if possible. 3. If online doesn't work, you HAVE to call. Keep trying until you get through. 4. Be polite but firm with the rep. Explain your situation clearly. 5. Ask if there's any way to expedite the payment due to financial hardship. 6. If they can't help, ask to speak with a supervisor. 7. Keep a record of who you talked to and when. 8. Follow up regularly until it's resolved. Unfortunately, there's no guaranteed way to speed up the payment, but fixing the errors ASAP is crucial. Good luck!
Has anyone tried reaching out through social media? I've heard some people have had luck getting responses that way.
Noah huntAce420
lol welcome to bureaucracy hell. grab a seat, you'll be here a while 🤡
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Ana Rusula
•ain't that the truth 😂 feels like we're all stuck in some kind of twisted waiting room game
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Fidel Carson
Has anyone tried faxing their documents? I heard from a friend that sometimes it's faster than mailing or uploading online.
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Isaiah Sanders
•Faxing? What year is it, 1995? 🤣
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Fidel Carson
•I know, right? But apparently some govt offices still prefer it. Go figure 🤷♀️
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