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hey i just rememebred - theres a phone number where you can check if they recieved your appeal its different from the regular edd number its on the appeal form i think??? sorry i dont remember the exact number but maybe check the paperwork you submitted
One additional thing to be aware of: make sure this ineligibility determination is only for the weeks you had excessive earnings and doesn't extend to other weeks. Sometimes the EDD can make mistakes in the date ranges. If you believe the determination incorrectly includes weeks where you should have been eligible, you would need to appeal within 30 days of receiving the notice.
Just a quick update on the "reasonable assurance" rule - as of January 2025, EDD updated their guidelines for contract employees at educational institutions. The key factors they now consider are: 1. Whether there's a written guarantee of reemployment 2. Whether there's a consistent history of reemployment after breaks 3. Whether the contractor (not just the school) has indicated future work Make sure to download and review Form DE 1870C from the EDD website before your interview - it contains the specific questions they'll ask about educational employment. Being prepared with this information will help tremendously during your interview.
i think they just do these interviews to scare people tbh. my cousin works at a school cafeteria (not district employee either) and they did this same thing to her every summer for like 3 years. she always got approved in the end but they make you jump thru hoops first cause thats what edd does lol
Thanks everyone for the advice! I just submitted my unemployment application and listed both employers. I tried to be very detailed in explaining the situation. Now I'm just waiting to see what happens. I also called the Labor Commissioner's Office about filing a wage claim for the unpaid work, and they're sending me the paperwork. Fingers crossed this all works out soon because my savings are getting really low.
Good job taking action quickly! Be prepared for EDD to schedule an eligibility interview - this is standard procedure when there's a voluntary quit involved. Make sure your phone number is up to date in the system and answer any unknown calls during business hours as it could be EDD. Also check your UI Online account daily for any notices or requests for additional information.
NeonNova
Omg this happened to me too my mail got sent to old address even tho I updated it! Make sure ur son checks his old address if he moved recently. EDD systems are SO outdated they sometimes pull old address info.
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Sean O'Donnell
•He hasn't moved recently, but that's a good thing to check for others in this situation! Thanks for sharing your experience.
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Zara Ahmed
Just wanted to update everyone with what EDD told me recently about the expected timeframes in 2025: - Initial claim paperwork: 2-4 weeks (including Customer Account Number) - First payment after certifying: 7-10 days - ID verification with ID.me: 24-48 hours processing - Phone wait times: 2-3 hours on average The system is still catching up after all the pandemic changes. If your son hasn't received anything after 4 full weeks, that's when you should be concerned and definitely need to contact them.
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Sean O'Donnell
•Thank you for sharing these updated timeframes! It's helpful to have realistic expectations. We're going to try the in-person office tomorrow, but if that doesn't work, at least we know we should start getting really concerned after the 4-week mark.
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