Have you tried contacting your local assembly member's office? They can sometimes help push things through with EDD. Worth a shot if you're really stuck.

Has anyone tried faxing? I know it sounds ancient, but I heard some people have had success getting attention that way.

Unpopular opinion: maybe we should all just camp outside their office until they help us. Who's with me? ⛺️🏛️

Pro tip: if u get someone on the phone, BE NICE. theyre probably dealing with angry people all day. kill em with kindness and they might go the extra mile for u

lol good luck getting anyone on the phone. I've been trying for weeks 🤡

Been there, done that. Here's what you need to do: 1. Gather all your info: SSN, driver's license, employment history (last 18 months), and recent pay stub. 2. Have any separation docs from your last job ready. 3. When you call, be clear that you're filing a new claim. 4. Ask about deadlines and next steps. 5. DOCUMENT EVERYTHING! Good luck, it's a pain but you'll get through it!

lol good luck. edd is a joke. been trying to get my claim sorted for 6 months now 🤡

Have you tried emailing them? Sometimes that works better than calling. Just be prepared to wait a few days for a response.

hey op, make sure you double check all the dates on your application. I messed up one date and it caused a huge headache. Good luck!

OMG THE EDD IS THE WORST!!! 🤬🤬🤬 I've been trying to get my claim sorted for weeks. This system is broken af

In response to the issue of pending unemployment funds, it's important to take a multifaceted approach to resolve the situation. First and foremost, ensure that all of your documentation is current and accurately uploaded to the EDD system, as discrepancies often cause delays. Additionally, regularly checking your EDD inbox for any messages is vital, as they may require further action on your part. Regarding Claimyr, it can be a helpful tool for those struggling to get through to EDD representatives, offering convenience and potentially saving time. However, it's critical to consider the cost and evaluate whether the service aligns with your financial situation. Reaching out to your local assembly member for assistance can also quicken the process, as they are often equipped to handle such matters efficiently. Lastly, maintaining your mental well-being is of utmost importance during these stressful times. Practice self-care, and reach out for community support when needed. Remember that persistence pays off, and staying proactive will increase your chances of resolving the pending status of your unemployment benefits. Good luck!

Have you tried reaching out to your local assembly member? I was stuck in pending hell for weeks, then I contacted my rep's office and they sorted it out in like 3 days. Worth a shot!

Here's what worked for me after 3 months of pending hell: 1. Document everything. Keep a log of all your attempts to contact EDD. 2. Call every single day, multiple times. It's a numbers game. 3. When you do get through, be polite but firm. Ask for a tier 2 specialist if the first person can't help. 4. If calling fails, email them through the EDD website. Sometimes they respond faster this way. 5. Reach out to your state representatives. They can often cut through the red tape. 6. Check your UI Online account for any pending tasks or messages you might have missed. 7. If all else fails, consider filing an appeal. It's a long shot, but it might force them to review your case. Remember, persistence is key. Don't give up! The system is broken, but you gotta keep pushing.

Anyone else notice how the EDD website always seems to be 'down for maintenance' when you need it most? 🙄

Bruh, EDD is straight up clownin these days 🤡 I swear they just throw our money into a black hole or smthn

idk man, sounds like your in the same boat as the rest of us. EDD's a sinking ship and we're all just trying to stay afloat 🚢

I swear, dealing with disability claims is harder than my actual job. Maybe we should all apply to work for them - at least then we'd get through!

Pro tip: if you do get through, ask for a direct extension or callback number. Sometimes they'll give you one and it's like striking gold!

Anyone else feel like were playing unemployment roulette? 🎰 Spin the wheel, maybe youll get paid this week! 🙃

Anybody else considering a road trip to Sacramento to camp out at the EDD office until they help us? I'm only half joking at this point...