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am i the only 1 who thinks its ridiculous we have to jump through all these hoops just to upload a simple form? 🤡 the whole system needs an overhaul
Hey, former EDD employee here. For address verification, they usually want to see two different official documents with your name and address. Utility bills, bank statements, or government mail (like voter registration) work best. Avoid using handwritten mail or personal letters. Hope this helps!
Okay, let me break it down for y'all based on my experience and what I've learned: 1. Processing time: Generally 2-6 weeks, but can vary wildly depending on workload and complexity of your case. 2. Documents: Make sure you've submitted EVERYTHING. Missing docs are the #1 reason for delays. 3. Follow up: Call or check online status regularly. Sometimes claims fall through the cracks. 4. Be persistent: If you can't get through, keep trying different times of day. 5. Prepare for questions: They might ask about your employment history, reason for leave, etc. Have all info ready. 6. Appeal process: If denied, you have the right to appeal. Don't give up! 7. Emergency options: If you're in dire straits, look into local charities or assistance programs while you wait. Remember, the system is overloaded but keep at it. You've got this! 💪
Have you tried faxing your documents? I know it sounds old school, but sometimes it gets attention faster than online submissions.
Unpopular opinion: maybe we should all just be grateful these benefits exist at all? In many countries, you'd be SOL.
Amara Eze
Pro tip: if you can, try calling right when they open. I've had better luck getting through quickly that way.
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Giovanni Ricci
•This! ☝️ Also, avoid calling on Mondays if possible. Always seems to be the busiest day
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NeonNomad
Anyone know if the rules are diffrent for adoptive parents? Asking for a friend
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Fatima Al-Hashemi
•I'm pretty sure adoptive parents have the same rights for bonding time. Double-check with your HR tho!
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