EDD Baby Bonding Claim Disqualified - What to Do?
Hey everyone, I'm having trouble with my baby bonding claim. It says it's been disqualified. Has anyone else dealt with this? What should I do next?
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Hey everyone, I'm having trouble with my baby bonding claim. It says it's been disqualified. Has anyone else dealt with this? What should I do next?
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StellarSurfer
Oh man, that sucks! When did you file your claim? Sometimes the timing can make a big difference.
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Anastasia Romanov
•I filed it about 3 weeks ago. Is that too late?
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StellarSurfer
•Nah, 3 weeks isn't too late. There might be something else going on. Did you get any specific reason for the disqualification?
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Anastasia Romanov
•Not really, just a vague message saying it was disqualified. I'm so confused 😕
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Sean Kelly
I had a similar issue last year. Turns out I made a tiny mistake on the form and they disqualified me without much explanation. You might want to double-check all your info and maybe refile.
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Zara Malik
Ugh, the EDD system is such a mess. I swear they make it confusing on purpose 🙄
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Luca Greco
•For real tho! It's like they don't want us to get the benefits we're entitled to 🤬
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Nia Thompson
•Guys, lets not assume malice. The system is just outdated and overloaded. Still sucks tho
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Mateo Rodriguez
Here's what you need to do: 1. First, carefully review all the information you submitted. Make sure there are no errors or inconsistencies. 2. Check your mail and email for any correspondence from EDD. They might have sent a notice explaining the disqualification reason. 3. If you can't find a specific reason, call the EDD office. Be prepared for long wait times. 4. If you believe the disqualification is an error, you have the right to appeal. There should be instructions on how to do this in your disqualification notice. 5. Consider getting help from a legal aid organization that specializes in employment issues. They might be able to guide you through the process. 6. Keep detailed records of all your communications with EDD, including dates, times, and names of representatives you speak with. Remember, many claims get initially denied due to simple errors or misunderstandings. Don't give up!
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Anastasia Romanov
•Wow, thank you so much for this detailed response! I'll definitely follow these steps. Really appreciate it 💯
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Aisha Hussain
•This is great advice. I'd add that if you do need to call, try early in the morning. The wait times are usually shorter then.
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GalacticGladiator
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Yuki Yamamoto
•Idk man, paying to get through to a government agency feels wrong somehow
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GalacticGladiator
•I get that, but when you're losing benefits because you can't get through, $20 seems like a small price to pay
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Carmen Ruiz
have you tried faxing your documents? sometimes that works better than online submission
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Andre Lefebvre
Congrats on the new baby! 👶 Sorry you're dealing with this stress tho. Hang in there!
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Anastasia Romanov
•Thanks! Yeah, not the best timing for sure 😅
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