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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.
Anyone else notice how the EDD website is always "undergoing maintenance" when you actually need to use it? 🙃
Has anyone tried going to their local PFLA office in person? I've heard sometimes that can help speed things up.
Here's what I've learned from dealing with EDD for the past year: 1. Persistence is key. Keep calling, even if you get disconnected. 2. Use the online portal as much as possible for basic stuff. 3. If you do get through, ask for a direct number or extension for follow-ups. 4. Keep detailed records of all your calls and attempts. 5. Consider reaching out to your local assembly member's office. They can sometimes help expedite things. 6. Be prepared with all your info when you call. Have your claim ID, SSN, and any relevant dates ready. 7. If you're really stuck, that Claimyr service others mentioned might be worth a shot. Remember, the system is overloaded, so be patient but persistent. Good luck!
Lorenzo McCormick
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!
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Reina Salazar
•This is super helpful, thank you! Do you know if there's a specific department I should ask for when I call?
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Lorenzo McCormick
•Glad to help! For paid family leave, you'll want to speak with the Disability Insurance Branch. When you get through, just say you need help with PFL address verification.
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Carmella Popescu
edd more like smh amirite 🤣
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Kai Santiago
•Every Day Disappointment 😂
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Lim Wong
•Error 404: Efficiency Not Found
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