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I've heard rumors that they're prioritizing new claims over pending ones from a few months ago. Anyone know if there's any truth to that?
This happened to my cousin last year. Turns out there was a glitch in the system that didn't register her switch from unemployment to disability properly. Took forever to fix but they eventually sorted it out. Hang in there!
oof, sounds rough buddy. i had a similar issue last year and it took MONTHS to resolve. my advice? patience and persistence. also, start meditating cuz youre gonna need zen levels of calm to deal with this bs 🧘♂️
Have you considered reaching out to a legal aid society? Many offer free consultations for cases like this. They might be able to give you some direction or even represent you if things get complicated.
Quick question - when you faxed your docs, did you include your claim number on every page? I've heard that can help prevent them from 'losing' your stuff.
Guys I finaly got through on the phone after trying for WEEKS. heres what I did: 1. Call exactly at 8:01 am 2. Press 1 for English (or 2 for Spanish) 3. Then 1 for claim questions 4. Then 2 for employer 5. THEN 4 for general info Somehow this got me to a real person in like 20 minutes! no idea why but it worked 🤷♂️
NeonNova
Okay, let me drop some knowledge here. I've been dealing with EDD for years (unfortunately), so here's a comprehensive guide to troubleshoot your issue: 1. Clear your browser cache and cookies. This solves 90% of issues. 2. Try a different browser. Sometimes Chrome works when Firefox doesn't, or vice versa. 3. Use incognito/private mode. This can bypass some weird caching issues. 4. Check your internet connection. A unstable connection can cause timeouts. 5. Disable any ad-blockers or VPNs temporarily. 6. Try a different device if possible (phone vs. computer). 7. If all else fails, call them directly. Yes, it's a pain, but sometimes it's necessary. Remember, persistence is key. The system is overloaded, so keep trying at different times. Early morning (like 5-6 AM) or late night (after 10 PM) often works best. If you're still stuck, consider reaching out to your local assemblymember or state senator. They often have dedicated staff to help with EDD issues. Good luck, and don't give up! 💪
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Dylan Campbell
•This is gold! 🏆 Thanks for taking the time to write all this out. Saving this for future reference.
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Sofia Hernandez
•Great advice! I'd add one more thing: document EVERYTHING. Keep a log of when you tried to file, what errors you got, who you talked to on the phone, etc. It can be super helpful if you need to escalate your case.
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Dmitry Kuznetsov
am i the only 1 who thinks its weird that we have to jump through all these hoops just to get benefits we're entitled to? 🤔 system's broken yo
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Ava Thompson
•Preach! 🙌 It's like they're trying to discourage us from claiming. Stay strong, know your rights!
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