Interesting idea! I'll have to look into the pros and cons of that. Thanks for the suggestion!

Great, so we're all suffering bc some scammers had to ruin it for everyone. Typical. 🙄

I tried that last month. They just told me to go home and wait. Total waste of time.

Some offices are appointment only now. Check their website before you go!

LOL for real. It's like they designed it to be as confusing as possible

kafka? more like kafkaesque amirite 🤣

Thank you! And congrats on your pregnancy. I hope it goes smoother for you!

This! 💯 Tier 2 is where its at. They have way more power to fix things

1. Check with Bank of America’s Policy: Typically, banks have strict guidelines for verifying identity, especially when it involves reissuing funds. While your ID is expired, some banks may still accept it if it’s only expired for a short period, especially if you have additional forms of identification to support your identity verification. In your case, it’s worth asking Bank of America directly if they will accept: Your expired ID (since it's only two weeks expired), Your Social Security Card (which is another official government document), and Your new bank account card, which may serve as further proof of your identity. 2. Call Bank of America Prepaid EDD Customer Service: You can contact Bank of America’s EDD Prepaid Debit Card services at 1-866-692-9374 (within the U.S.) or 1-423-262-1650 (outside the U.S.) to explain your situation and ask about their specific requirements for identity verification. Ask them if they can accept a recently expired ID along with your Social Security card and new bank card to verify your identity. 3. Prepare Other Forms of Identification: If Bank of America won’t accept your expired ID, ask them about other documents you can use to verify your identity. Some common alternatives may include: Passport (if you have one) Utility bill or bank statement with your name and address (if they accept address verification) Birth certificate (to confirm your identity along with other documents) 4. Renew Your ID (If Possible): If you're able to renew your ID quickly, you can expedite the process by visiting your local DMV office or applying online (depending on your state). Most DMVs will issue a temporary paper ID while you're waiting for the new card, which you could potentially use for verification. 5. Other Verification Options: Sometimes, Bank of America may offer other options for verifying your identity remotely, such as answering security questions or providing additional documentation. When you contact them, ask if there’s any way to complete the verification without having to go to the bank in person if your ID renewal process takes time. Conclusion: While an expired ID may cause some challenges, many banks may accept it if it’s only expired recently and if you have other supporting documents, like your Social Security card and new bank account card. Your best course of action is to call Bank of America’s EDD Prepaid services directly to confirm their requirements, and if necessary, renew your ID as soon as possible. I hope this helps, and I wish you the best in resolving the situation!

Thank you it told me I have to wait for a scheduled phone interview didn’t give me a time or date

You're welcome. ; > I had also super headache problems with edd claims but in the end, it was paid... Yours will also get resolved soon... :