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Has your claim status changed yet? I'm still waiting on mine after a similar situation and getting desperate...
Great to hear your payments switched to paid status! The funds should hit your account within 24-48 hours if you're using the EDD debit card, or might take an extra day if you're using direct deposit. This is pretty typical timing after that second interview - they often do resolve things but their systems take time to update. For future reference, if you do ever get stuck again, make sure you check your EDD inbox regularly and respond to any requests for additional documentation immediately. Delays in providing requested info is one of the biggest reasons claims stay pending.
when i got my card i called the BoA EDD number on the back and activated it right away then i could at least check the balance with the app so id know when money finally showed up instead of having to log into UI Online all the time
One last thing to remember - once your payments do start coming through, you can set up direct deposit through the BoA EDD card website to have the funds automatically transfer to your regular bank account. Many people don't realize this option exists and just use the card for everything, but direct deposit is usually faster and more convenient.
UPDATE: The card finally arrived today!! It was in a super plain white envelope that didn't look official at all. Thanks everyone for the advice and reassurance!
Great news! Now that he has the card, make sure he activates it right away and sets up a PIN. Also, many people don't realize you can set up direct deposit from the Money Network card to a bank account. It's often faster than waiting for the card to load after each certification. Glad it all worked out!
wait i just thought of somthing... can u just refuse to work nights and make them fire u instead of quitting? tht would be easier 4 unemployment right??
This is actually NOT good advice. If you refuse to work your assigned schedule, that's insubordination, which is misconduct. You can be denied benefits for misconduct. A good cause voluntary quit with proper documentation is a much better approach in this situation.
Thank you all so much for the advice! I've documented everything and have a meeting with my manager tomorrow. I'll try to find a solution but will be prepared to file for benefits if needed. I'll definitely use the specific language suggested about "material change" and "good cause" when filing. I'm also going to check out that Claimyr service if I need to speak with an EDD rep. Will update once I know more!
Fatima Al-Suwaidi
I waited 11 days for my card and was going crazy. Called EDD 23 times trying to get through but no luck. Finally it just showed up in the mail. The system is broken they should overnight these cards when people need money for bills and food not make us wait weeks!!
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GalacticGuru
I had this happen in February. The Money Network card took 9 days to arrive after my first payment posted. The most frustrating part is the lack of communication - no email, no notification, nothing to let you know when to expect it. What helped me was setting up the Money Network mobile app as soon as I got the card. It's much better than their website for tracking deposits and managing your funds. You can also set up alerts for new deposits. One thing to watch out for - when you activate the card, they'll try to upsell you on all kinds of features you don't need. Just decline them all.
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Zoe Papanikolaou
•That's helpful advice about the app and the upsells - thanks! I agree that the lack of communication is so frustrating. Even a simple email telling us when to expect the card would make a huge difference in reducing anxiety.
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