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Unpopular opinion: sometimes it's faster to just start over with a new application. I know it sucks, but after waiting 6 weeks for my doc's cert, I reapplied and got approved in 10 days. YMMV tho
Woah, really? That's wild. Did you have to get a new medical cert for the second application?
Yep, had to bug my doc again. But they were quicker the second time around cuz they knew I was in a bind.
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I'm telling you, the whole system is rigged against us. They make it so complicated on purpose so people just give up. 🤬
Calm down, Alex Jones. It's not a conspiracy, just good old-fashioned bureaucratic incompetence. 🙄
Whatever, sheep. Keep believing what they tell you. 🐑
Hey OP, just a heads up - when I updated my claim for reduced hours, it took about 3 weeks for the changes to take effect. So don't panic if you don't see an immediate change in your benefits.
That's really good to know, thanks! Did they backpay you for those 3 weeks?
Yep, they did backpay. Just make sure you keep certifying every week like normal.
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Have you checked your online account? Sometimes they post more detailed info there about disqualification reasons.
Rosie Harper
am i the only 1 who thinks its ridiculous they make new parents jump thru all these hoops? 🤔 the system is broken af
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Demi Hall
•its not that bad tbh. other countries have it way worse
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Rosie Harper
•just cuz others have it worse doesn't mean we cant do better 🤷♂️
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Mateusius Townsend
Hey OP, congrats on the little one! 👶 Quick question - are you a teacher or do you work in education? The school break thing makes me think you might be. If so, there are some specific rules that might apply to you.
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Edward McBride
•Yes, I'm actually a part-time college instructor. Do you know what specific rules I should be aware of?
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Mateusius Townsend
•Ah, gotcha. Yeah, for educators, they often look at whether you have "reasonable assurance" of returning to work after the break. If you do, you might not be eligible for benefits during scheduled breaks. But with your disability, it might be different. Def bring this up in your call!
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