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Pro tip: if you can, hire a lawyer who specializes in employment law. Yes, it costs money upfront, but they can often get you way more than youd get on your own. Worth it if were talking about multiple years of benefits.
OP, make sure you've submitted all required documentation. Sometimes they don't tell you if something's missing and just let the claim sit there 🙄
have u tried faxing ur application? I know it sounds old school but I heard from a friend that sometimes it gets processed faster that way
lol good luck. i've been trying to get my claim sorted for 3 months now. the whole system is a joke 🤡
Hey OP, don't lose hope! I know it's frustrating, but keep at it. Make sure you document everything - dates you called, who you spoke to, what they said. It might come in handy if you need to escalate your case. Sending positive vibes your way! ✨
Daniela Rossi
Has anyone tried reaching out to their local representative? I've heard that can sometimes help speed things up.
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Ryan Kim
•I did this! It actually helped a lot. My case got resolved within a week after months of nothing.
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Zoe Walker
•Which representative did you contact? I'm desperate for any help at this point.
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Elijah Brown
FYI, there's been some changes to the EDD system recently. They're supposedly streamlining the process, but who knows if it'll actually help 🤷♀️
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