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Here's what I've learned after months of dealing with EDD: • Best times to call are usually early morning (right when they open) or late afternoon • Use the online portal to check status and submit any documents • If you can't get through, try emailing. It's slow, but sometimes works • Keep detailed records of all your attempts to contact them • If all else fails, contact your local representative or the EDD ombudsman Hope this helps someone. Stay persistent, y'all. We're all in the same boat here.
This happened to me last year. Turns out they needed additional verification and the letter got lost in the mail. Definitely try calling if you can!
Quick question - did you receive any kind of confirmation when you first applied? I'm about to start this process and want to know what to expect.
Omar Hassan
Has anyone tried faxing their documents instead of mailing them? I heard it might be faster 🤔
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Chloe Taylor
•Faxing? What year is it, 1995? 😂
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ShadowHunter
•Actually, I did try faxing and it worked pretty well. Got a response within a week.
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Diego Ramirez
pro tip: if u cant get thru on the main line, try calling some of the other edd numbers (like the employer line) and ask to be transfered. worked for me!
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