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Just wanted to say good luck OP! The waiting game sucks but hopefully you'll hear back soon.
I'm going through the exact same thing right now! My PFL claim has been stuck on "pending process" for about 2.5 weeks. It's so nerve-wracking not knowing what's happening. I've been checking my online account obsessively but there's literally no updates or messages asking for additional info. From what I'm reading here, it sounds like this is unfortunately pretty normal? Still doesn't make the waiting any easier though. Really hoping we both hear something soon! 🤞
Pro tip: take screenshots of EVERYTHING during the application process. You never know when you might need to prove you submitted something.
This!!! 💯 Saved my butt when they claimed they never got my docs
Anyone else feel like they need a law degree just to understand all the parental leave rules? 🤔 I swear I've read the same paragraph 10 times and still don't get it
Lol for real. I think they make it confusing on purpose 🤡
Check out r/legaladvice, they sometimes have good explanations for this stuff
Just a heads up, make sure you have all your ducks in a row with documentation. I thought my claim was all good, but then they asked for additional proof of my medical condition 4 weeks in. Set me back another 2 weeks 😑
Anyone know if theres a way to escalate a claim? Like is there a supervisor we can talk to or something?
Good luck with that. EDD customer service is like trying to find a unicorn in a haystack 🦄🙄
Here's my comprehensive guide to making the most of your Legoland trip for family bonding: • Plan ahead: Check the park map and make a loose itinerary. This helps avoid decision fatigue and arguments. • Involve kids in planning: Let each family member pick a must-do attraction. This gives everyone something to look forward to. • Take breaks: Schedule downtime for snacks, rest, and casual Lego building. These moments often lead to the best conversations. • Participate together: Don't just watch your kids on rides. Join in! It's more fun when everyone's involved. • Capture memories: Take lots of photos, but also spend time without phones. Maybe buy a small Lego set to build together later as a trip memento. • Stay patient: Lines and crowds can be stressful. Use these moments to play word games or tell stories. • End on a high note: Plan something special for the end of the day, like watching the fireworks together. Remember, the goal is quality time. It's not about doing everything, but about enjoying what you do together. Have fun!
Am I the only one who thinks forced family bonding is cringe? 🙄 Let relationships develop naturally instead of planning "bonding time
Wow, who hurt you? Some families need to make an effort to spend time together. Nothing wrong with that.
lol chill. just saying it can feel fake sometimes. but whatever works i guess
Micah Trail
Protip: if u can, apply before u actually need the leave to start. gives em more time to process b4 ur financially screwed
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Hugh Intensity
I'm going through the exact same thing right now! Filed my PFL claim 5 weeks ago and still showing "pending" status. It's so stressful not knowing when the money will come through, especially when you're already dealing with family care responsibilities. I've been checking the online portal obsessively but no updates. Really hoping things move faster for both of us soon! 🤞
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