Hi Margaret, I have this address:
Employment Development Dept
UI Center San Francisco
P.O. Box 7013
San Francisco, CA 94120-7013
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Hi Margaret
As far as I know, the Correct EDD appeal board mailing address is
2400 Venture Oaks Way, Sacramento, CA
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Neither answer was correct, Katie. Margaret will need to check the notice of determination she received for the correct address. This happens, it’s how we all learn. 😊
Hmm. The address I provided earlier was the address of (kind of CA appeal board HQ)
2400 Venture Oaks Way, Sacramento, CA
It is a final destination for all California unemployment appeal forms (and other) are gathered to put them to the system in order to assign a case number for hearing.
Look at your appeal form letter to the address specified in your letter of determination.
If there’s nothing, you can contact the offices for more info to double check to where to send out.
https://cuiab.ca.gov/office-locations/
You may ask if appeal form can be mailed to directly Sacramento for faster processing or each city office should receive first then transfer Sacramento.
This is provided from (appeal board HQ) for FAQ and I believe this will be helpful about appeal process.
https://cuiab.ca.gov/frequently-asked-questions/#send
Here appeal procedure guide from to get some idea
https://cuiab.ca.gov/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/documents/cuiabAppealsProcedureManual.pdf
I was calling unemployment insurance and got connected on numerous times to Disability Insurance. Never heard from unemployment. Finally decided to try calling and got thru. So can you please reverse the charges on my card since there was no connection.
The disqualification notice says to mail it to the address on the form but the only address on it is: UI Center Buena Park, P.O. Box 5007, Buena Park, CA 90622. Does this address seems correct to everyone?
Hi, Mary.
You should mail it out to the address on your form you received. There’s an instruction page where to mail out. Edd has also a local (each city) office to review. What I know is local office reviews and collects all appeal letters to transfer HQ (
Yes Mary, that Buena Park address looks correct if that's what's printed on your disqualification notice. Each EDD office handles appeals for their specific region, so you should definitely use the address that came with your paperwork. Just make sure to send it certified mail so you have proof of delivery and meet any deadlines mentioned in your notice.
Hey Margaret! I went through this same process last year. The most important thing is to use the specific address that's printed on YOUR notice of determination - it's usually unique to your claim and region. Don't use generic addresses you find online or that others suggest, as they might delay your appeal.
If you can't find the address on your paperwork, I'd recommend calling the EDD directly to confirm. Also, definitely send it certified mail with return receipt so you have proof it was delivered on time. Appeals have strict deadlines, so don't risk it getting lost in the mail!
Hope this helps! 🙂
Thanks for sharing your experience Jamal! That's really helpful advice about using the specific address on the determination notice. I'm new to this whole EDD appeals process and it's honestly pretty overwhelming with all the different addresses floating around.
@Margaret Ramos - did you end up finding the correct address on your paperwork? I m'dealing with a similar situation and want to make sure I don t'mess up the mailing address since the deadline is so strict. The
certified mail tip is gold too - definitely don t'want to risk missing the deadline because of mail issues!
Hey Margaret! I just went through this appeal process a few months ago and learned the hard way that you really need to use the exact address that's printed on your determination notice. I initially tried using one of the generic addresses I found online and it caused a delay.
Check your DE 1080CZ (Notice of Determination) carefully - the correct mailing address should be clearly stated there. If for some reason it's not there or unclear, definitely call EDD to confirm before sending.
Also, I'd strongly recommend sending it via certified mail with tracking so you have proof of delivery. The 30-day deadline is strict and you don't want any issues with proving you submitted it on time.
Good luck with your appeal! The process can be stressful but stick with it. 💪
This is such great advice Aiden! I'm also going through the appeals process right now and was confused by all the different addresses people were mentioning. Your point about the DE 1080CZ form is super helpful - I'll double check mine to make sure I have the right address.
The certified mail tip is definitely something I hadn't thought of but makes total sense given how strict these deadlines are. Did you have any other issues during your appeals process that you wish you had known about beforehand? Always helpful to learn from others who've been through it!
@Margaret Ramos hope you were able to get this sorted out! 🤞
@Aiden Chen this is really helpful! I m'new to navigating EDD issues and the appeals process seems so confusing with all the conflicting information out there. Your experience about the delay from using the wrong address is exactly the kind of thing I needed to hear. I
m'curious - when you called EDD to confirm the address, were you able to get through easily? I keep hearing horror stories about how hard it is to reach someone there. Also, did your appeal end up being successful after you resubmitted to the correct address? @Margaret Ramos
- really hope you got this figured out! The community here seems super knowledgeable and helpful. 🙏
@Aiden Chen thank you so much for this detailed advice! I m'currently dealing with my first EDD appeal and honestly feeling pretty overwhelmed by the whole process. Your experience with the address mix-up is exactly what I was worried about - there s'so much conflicting information online. I
checked my determination notice and thankfully the address is clearly printed there, but I was second-guessing myself after seeing all the different addresses mentioned in this thread. Your confirmation that the notice address is the right one gives me confidence to move forward. The
certified mail tip is brilliant - I definitely don t'want to risk missing the deadline because of delivery issues. Did you end up having any other challenges during your appeals process that newcomers like me should be aware of? @Margaret Ramos
hope you were able to get your appeal submitted successfully! This community is so helpful for navigating these tricky EDD situations. 🤞
@Aiden Chen this is really solid advice! I m'dealing with my first EDD appeal too and was getting overwhelmed by all the different addresses people were sharing. It s'reassuring to hear from someone who actually went through the process successfully. I
just double-checked my determination notice and found the specific address there - I almost made the mistake of using one of the generic addresses from earlier in this thread! Question for you: about how long did the whole appeals process take once you submitted to the correct address? I m'trying to get a realistic timeline in my head. The
certified mail recommendation is definitely something I ll'do. Better safe than sorry with these strict deadlines! @Margaret Ramos
hoping you got your appeal sorted out! This thread has been super educational for those of us new to the EDD appeals process. 🙏
@Aiden Chen This is exactly the kind of real-world advice I needed to hear! I m'new to dealing with EDD appeals and was getting pretty anxious about potentially messing up something as basic as the mailing address. I
just went back and carefully reviewed my determination notice and you re'absolutely right - the specific address is right there. I was starting to doubt myself after seeing all the different addresses mentioned throughout this thread, but your experience confirms I should stick with what s'on my official paperwork. Quick
question - when you had the delay from using the wrong address initially, did EDD notify you about the issue or did you have to follow up to find out what happened? I m'wondering if I should plan to call and confirm receipt after I mail mine. The
certified mail tip is definitely going on my to-do list. Thanks for sharing your experience - it really helps to learn from someone who s'actually been through this process! @Margaret Ramos
hope your appeal went smoothly! 🤞
@Aiden Chen thank you so much for sharing your experience! As someone who s'completely new to EDD appeals, this thread has been incredibly eye-opening. I was about to make the same mistake of using a generic address I found online. I
just located my determination notice and confirmed the specific mailing address is listed there. It s'actually different from several of the addresses mentioned earlier in this thread, which really drives home your point about using the exact address on your own paperwork. One
question - when you experienced that delay from using the wrong address, how did it affect your timeline? Did you have to restart the 30-day clock or were they understanding about the mix-up? I m'just trying to understand what happens if something goes wrong. Definitely
planning to use certified mail now. Better to spend a few extra dollars than risk missing the deadline! @Margaret Ramos
hope you were able to get this resolved! This whole conversation has been such a learning experience. 💪
@Aiden Chen this is incredibly helpful advice! I m'completely new to the EDD appeals process and was feeling pretty lost with all the different information out there. Your point about the determination notice having the specific address is spot on - I just checked mine and sure enough, there s'a unique address that s'different from what others have mentioned in this thread. I
m'curious about the timeline - after you resubmitted to the correct address, how long did it take to get confirmation that your appeal was received and processed? I know every case is different, but it would be helpful to have some idea of what to expect. The
certified mail suggestion is definitely something I wouldn t'have thought of on my own but makes total sense given how strict these deadlines are. Thanks for sharing your real-world experience - it s'exactly what newcomers like me need to hear! @Margaret Ramos
hoping your appeal went smoothly and that this thread helped you get it sorted out! 🙏
@Aiden Chen this is exactly what I needed to hear! I m'brand new to dealing with EDD and was honestly panicking about potentially screwing up something as basic as the mailing address. There s'so much conflicting information online that it s'hard to know what s'actually correct. I
just pulled out my determination notice and you re'absolutely right - there s'a specific address printed right there that I almost overlooked because I was so focused on the generic addresses people were sharing. It s'actually completely different from the Sacramento and San Francisco addresses mentioned earlier in this thread! Quick
question - when you had that initial delay from the wrong address, did it count against your 30-day deadline or were you able to get an extension? I m'just worried about what happens if something goes wrong despite our best efforts. Certified
mail is definitely the way to go. Thanks for sharing your experience - it s'so valuable to hear from someone who actually went through this process successfully! @Margaret Ramos
hope you got your appeal submitted without any issues! This whole thread has been such a learning experience for those of us navigating EDD for the first time. 🤞
@Aiden Chen thank you for sharing this! I m'completely new to EDD appeals and was getting really stressed about the address situation. Your experience about the delay from using the wrong address is exactly the kind of real-world insight I needed. I
just checked my determination notice and found the specific address listed there - it s'different from several addresses mentioned earlier in this thread, which really proves your point about not using generic addresses from online sources. One
thing I m'wondering about - after you sent your appeal to the correct address, did you receive any kind of confirmation that it was received? I m'thinking about calling to follow up after I mail mine, just to make sure it didn t'get lost. The
certified mail tip is brilliant and definitely something I ll'do. Better to spend the extra money than risk missing the deadline because of delivery issues! @Margaret Ramos
hope you were able to get your appeal submitted successfully! This thread has been so educational for those of us new to navigating EDD. 🙏
@Aiden Chen this is such valuable advice! I m'completely new to dealing with EDD appeals and was honestly feeling pretty overwhelmed by all the different addresses being mentioned in this thread. Your experience about the delay from using the wrong address is exactly what I was worried about. I
just double-checked my determination notice and you re'absolutely right - there s'a specific address printed right there that s'unique to my case. I almost made the mistake of using one of the generic addresses from earlier in the conversation! Quick
question for you - when you experienced that delay, did EDD contact you to let you know about the issue, or did you have to follow up yourself to find out what happened? I m'trying to figure out if I should proactively call after mailing to confirm receipt. The
certified mail recommendation is definitely going on my list. Thanks for taking the time to share your experience - it really helps those of us who are new to this process! @Margaret Ramos
hope you were able to get your appeal sorted out! 🤞
@Aiden Chen this is incredibly helpful! I m'also new to the EDD appeals process and was getting confused by all the different addresses people were mentioning throughout this thread. Your point about using the specific address on the determination notice is so important - I almost made the mistake of using one of the generic addresses! I
just checked my DE 1080CZ form and found the address listed there. It s'actually different from what several others mentioned, which really drives home your point about each case being unique. Quick
question - when you had that initial delay from the wrong address, were you still within the 30-day window when you resubmitted? I m'wondering how strict they are about that deadline if there are mailing issues. The
certified mail suggestion is brilliant - I definitely don t'want to risk any issues with proving delivery. Thanks for sharing your real experience, it s'exactly what newcomers like me need to hear! @Margaret Ramos
hope you got your appeal submitted successfully! 🙏
Hi Margaret! I'm new to this community and just went through a similar situation with my EDD appeal last month. After reading through all these responses, I want to echo what several others have said - definitely use the specific address that's printed on YOUR determination notice (usually the DE 1080CZ form).
I made the mistake of initially looking online for generic addresses and almost used the wrong one. Each regional EDD office handles appeals differently, so the address on your official paperwork is crucial.
Also, I highly recommend sending it certified mail with return receipt requested. It costs a few extra dollars but gives you proof of delivery and peace of mind that you've met the deadline. The 30-day window is strict and you don't want any delivery issues.
If you can't find the address on your paperwork for any reason, call EDD directly to confirm before sending. I know it can be hard to get through, but it's worth it to be 100% certain.
Hope this helps and good luck with your appeal! Let us know how it goes! 🙂
@PrinceJoe this is really great advice! I'm also completely new to EDD appeals and this whole thread has been so educational. Your point about the certified mail with return receipt is something I definitely wouldn't have thought of but makes total sense given how strict these deadlines are.
I'm curious - when you called EDD to confirm the address, were you able to get through easily? I keep hearing mixed things about how difficult it can be to reach someone there. Also, did your appeal end up being successful after you submitted it to the correct address?
@Margaret Ramos hope you were able to get your appeal submitted without any issues! This community seems incredibly helpful for navigating these complex EDD situations. 🙏
Hi Margaret! I'm new to this community and dealing with my first EDD appeal as well. After reading through all these helpful responses, I wanted to add that I just went through this process last week and can confirm what others have said - the address on your specific determination notice is definitely the way to go.
I was initially confused by all the different addresses floating around online, but when I carefully reviewed my paperwork, there was a clear mailing address printed right on the form. Mine was actually different from both the Sacramento and San Francisco addresses mentioned earlier in this thread.
One additional tip that helped me: I took a photo of the completed appeal form and the envelope with the address before mailing it, just as extra documentation. Combined with the certified mail receipt, it gave me complete peace of mind that I had everything properly documented.
Also, don't forget to keep copies of everything for your records! The whole process can feel overwhelming at first, but this community is super supportive and knowledgeable.
Hope you were able to get your appeal submitted successfully! Let us know how it turns out! 🤞
@Javier Gomez that s'such smart thinking about taking photos of everything before mailing! I m'also new to this whole EDD appeals process and honestly hadn t'thought about that level of documentation, but it makes perfect sense. Between the photos, certified mail receipt, and keeping copies of all the forms, you ve'basically created a complete paper trail. I
m'still waiting to submit my own appeal and was getting nervous about potentially missing something important. Your tip about carefully reviewing the paperwork for the specific address is really reassuring - I just double-checked mine again and confirmed it s'right there on the determination notice, just like everyone has been saying. @Margaret Ramos
I really hope you were able to get your appeal submitted on time! This whole thread has been such a great learning experience for those of us navigating EDD appeals for the first time. The community here is incredibly helpful! 🙏 Thanks everyone
for sharing your real experiences - it makes such a difference for newcomers like me!
Hi Margaret! I'm new to this community and just went through my EDD appeal process a couple months ago. After reading all these responses, I want to emphasize what several others have correctly pointed out - you absolutely must use the specific address printed on YOUR determination notice (the DE 1080CZ form).
I initially got confused by all the different addresses people share online and almost made a costly mistake. Each EDD regional office handles appeals for their specific area, so generic addresses won't work and could delay your appeal significantly.
Here's what worked for me:
1. Look carefully at your determination notice - the correct mailing address should be clearly printed there
2. Send it certified mail with return receipt requested (costs a few extra dollars but worth the peace of mind)
3. Keep copies of everything and take a photo of your completed envelope before mailing
4. Mail it ASAP since the 30-day deadline is strict
If for some reason you can't find the address on your paperwork, call EDD directly to confirm before sending. I know it can be tough to get through, but it's better than risking the wrong address.
Hope this helps and that you were able to get your appeal submitted successfully! The process can feel overwhelming at first but you've got this! 💪
Hi Margaret! I'm new to this community and just dealt with my first EDD appeal last month. After reading through all these helpful responses, I wanted to add my voice to those emphasizing the importance of using the EXACT address printed on your determination notice.
I almost made the same mistake of using a generic address I found online, but thankfully double-checked my paperwork first. The address on my DE 1080CZ form was completely different from the ones mentioned earlier in this thread, which really shows how each case is unique.
A few tips that helped me through the process:
- Send via certified mail with tracking (totally worth the extra cost for peace of mind)
- Make copies of everything before sending
- Take a photo of your sealed envelope with the address visible
- Submit as early as possible - don't wait until the last day of your 30-day window
The whole process felt intimidating at first, but following the official instructions on your paperwork is really the key. If you're ever unsure about anything, calling EDD directly to confirm is better than guessing.
Hope you were able to get your appeal submitted successfully! This community has been so helpful for navigating these EDD challenges. Good luck! 🙂
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I found a way to solve EDD appeal form mailing address, watch this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0-3SR1Qib-I
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Hi Margaret, I have this address: Employment Development Dept UI Center San Francisco P.O. Box 7013 San Francisco, CA 94120-7013 $5 discount for first time callers using Claimyr https://join.claimyr.com/be256b
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Katie Lopez
•Hi Margaret As far as I know, the Correct EDD appeal board mailing address is 2400 Venture Oaks Way, Sacramento, CA First time caller using claimyr $5 discount link https://join.claimyr.com/49a083
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Leilani Gutierrez
•That’s another address! :
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Katie Lopez
•Oh really😊, sorry but generally people have mailed out this address.
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Leilani Gutierrez
•No worries & yes - it’s an address given from a local assembly member to process an appeal.
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Leilani Gutierrez
•Edd actually has SO many addresses is CRAZY, that’s why it’s so hard to keep up with their mail. Lol
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Ginny Silver
•Incorrect - Mail you appeal to the address on your notice of determination - no other address - this is unique for each claim. Super important!
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Leilani Gutierrez
•Yessss!!
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Katie Lopez
•Hi Ginny 😃 I thought her answer for this was not correct…
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Todd Brown
•Neither answer was correct, Katie. Margaret will need to check the notice of determination she received for the correct address. This happens, it’s how we all learn. 😊
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Katie Lopez
•Really? That’s the address on the appeal form DE1000M. Okay then we will learn from this 😝 Margaret, please come back to update for us.
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Katie Lopez
•Hmm. The address I provided earlier was the address of (kind of CA appeal board HQ) 2400 Venture Oaks Way, Sacramento, CA It is a final destination for all California unemployment appeal forms (and other) are gathered to put them to the system in order to assign a case number for hearing. Look at your appeal form letter to the address specified in your letter of determination. If there’s nothing, you can contact the offices for more info to double check to where to send out. https://cuiab.ca.gov/office-locations/ You may ask if appeal form can be mailed to directly Sacramento for faster processing or each city office should receive first then transfer Sacramento. This is provided from (appeal board HQ) for FAQ and I believe this will be helpful about appeal process. https://cuiab.ca.gov/frequently-asked-questions/#send Here appeal procedure guide from to get some idea https://cuiab.ca.gov/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/documents/cuiabAppealsProcedureManual.pdf
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Katie Lopez
•This is where appeal board put that in their system to assign an appeal. https://cuiab.ca.gov/frequently-asked-questions/#send
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Katie Lopez
•I gave HQ Edd appeal board() but your question where to send a form and other appeal concerns, go that site to read. 😘
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Ethel SloanBaker
•I was calling unemployment insurance and got connected on numerous times to Disability Insurance. Never heard from unemployment. Finally decided to try calling and got thru. So can you please reverse the charges on my card since there was no connection.
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Leilani Gutierrez
•Please contact support, bottom right corner.
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Marcus Hodge
•hey Margaret did you do a reconsideration or and actual appeal?
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Mary Reed
The disqualification notice says to mail it to the address on the form but the only address on it is: UI Center Buena Park, P.O. Box 5007, Buena Park, CA 90622. Does this address seems correct to everyone?
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Katie Lopez
•Hi, Mary. You should mail it out to the address on your form you received. There’s an instruction page where to mail out. Edd has also a local (each city) office to review. What I know is local office reviews and collects all appeal letters to transfer HQ (
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Mateo Rodriguez
•Yes Mary, that Buena Park address looks correct if that's what's printed on your disqualification notice. Each EDD office handles appeals for their specific region, so you should definitely use the address that came with your paperwork. Just make sure to send it certified mail so you have proof of delivery and meet any deadlines mentioned in your notice.
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Tom Maxon
Hi everyone, just made a video about how to call the EDD and reach a live human agent: https://youtu.be/-R4SqP7_JUA
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Hey Margaret! I went through this same process last year. The most important thing is to use the specific address that's printed on YOUR notice of determination - it's usually unique to your claim and region. Don't use generic addresses you find online or that others suggest, as they might delay your appeal. If you can't find the address on your paperwork, I'd recommend calling the EDD directly to confirm. Also, definitely send it certified mail with return receipt so you have proof it was delivered on time. Appeals have strict deadlines, so don't risk it getting lost in the mail! Hope this helps! 🙂
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•Thanks for sharing your experience Jamal! That's really helpful advice about using the specific address on the determination notice. I'm new to this whole EDD appeals process and it's honestly pretty overwhelming with all the different addresses floating around. @Margaret Ramos - did you end up finding the correct address on your paperwork? I m'dealing with a similar situation and want to make sure I don t'mess up the mailing address since the deadline is so strict. The certified mail tip is gold too - definitely don t'want to risk missing the deadline because of mail issues!
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Hey Margaret! I just went through this appeal process a few months ago and learned the hard way that you really need to use the exact address that's printed on your determination notice. I initially tried using one of the generic addresses I found online and it caused a delay. Check your DE 1080CZ (Notice of Determination) carefully - the correct mailing address should be clearly stated there. If for some reason it's not there or unclear, definitely call EDD to confirm before sending. Also, I'd strongly recommend sending it via certified mail with tracking so you have proof of delivery. The 30-day deadline is strict and you don't want any issues with proving you submitted it on time. Good luck with your appeal! The process can be stressful but stick with it. 💪
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Danielle Campbell
•This is such great advice Aiden! I'm also going through the appeals process right now and was confused by all the different addresses people were mentioning. Your point about the DE 1080CZ form is super helpful - I'll double check mine to make sure I have the right address. The certified mail tip is definitely something I hadn't thought of but makes total sense given how strict these deadlines are. Did you have any other issues during your appeals process that you wish you had known about beforehand? Always helpful to learn from others who've been through it! @Margaret Ramos hope you were able to get this sorted out! 🤞
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•@Aiden Chen this is really helpful! I m'new to navigating EDD issues and the appeals process seems so confusing with all the conflicting information out there. Your experience about the delay from using the wrong address is exactly the kind of thing I needed to hear. I m'curious - when you called EDD to confirm the address, were you able to get through easily? I keep hearing horror stories about how hard it is to reach someone there. Also, did your appeal end up being successful after you resubmitted to the correct address? @Margaret Ramos - really hope you got this figured out! The community here seems super knowledgeable and helpful. 🙏
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•@Aiden Chen thank you so much for this detailed advice! I m'currently dealing with my first EDD appeal and honestly feeling pretty overwhelmed by the whole process. Your experience with the address mix-up is exactly what I was worried about - there s'so much conflicting information online. I checked my determination notice and thankfully the address is clearly printed there, but I was second-guessing myself after seeing all the different addresses mentioned in this thread. Your confirmation that the notice address is the right one gives me confidence to move forward. The certified mail tip is brilliant - I definitely don t'want to risk missing the deadline because of delivery issues. Did you end up having any other challenges during your appeals process that newcomers like me should be aware of? @Margaret Ramos hope you were able to get your appeal submitted successfully! This community is so helpful for navigating these tricky EDD situations. 🤞
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•@Aiden Chen this is really solid advice! I m'dealing with my first EDD appeal too and was getting overwhelmed by all the different addresses people were sharing. It s'reassuring to hear from someone who actually went through the process successfully. I just double-checked my determination notice and found the specific address there - I almost made the mistake of using one of the generic addresses from earlier in this thread! Question for you: about how long did the whole appeals process take once you submitted to the correct address? I m'trying to get a realistic timeline in my head. The certified mail recommendation is definitely something I ll'do. Better safe than sorry with these strict deadlines! @Margaret Ramos hoping you got your appeal sorted out! This thread has been super educational for those of us new to the EDD appeals process. 🙏
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•@Aiden Chen This is exactly the kind of real-world advice I needed to hear! I m'new to dealing with EDD appeals and was getting pretty anxious about potentially messing up something as basic as the mailing address. I just went back and carefully reviewed my determination notice and you re'absolutely right - the specific address is right there. I was starting to doubt myself after seeing all the different addresses mentioned throughout this thread, but your experience confirms I should stick with what s'on my official paperwork. Quick question - when you had the delay from using the wrong address initially, did EDD notify you about the issue or did you have to follow up to find out what happened? I m'wondering if I should plan to call and confirm receipt after I mail mine. The certified mail tip is definitely going on my to-do list. Thanks for sharing your experience - it really helps to learn from someone who s'actually been through this process! @Margaret Ramos hope your appeal went smoothly! 🤞
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•@Aiden Chen thank you so much for sharing your experience! As someone who s'completely new to EDD appeals, this thread has been incredibly eye-opening. I was about to make the same mistake of using a generic address I found online. I just located my determination notice and confirmed the specific mailing address is listed there. It s'actually different from several of the addresses mentioned earlier in this thread, which really drives home your point about using the exact address on your own paperwork. One question - when you experienced that delay from using the wrong address, how did it affect your timeline? Did you have to restart the 30-day clock or were they understanding about the mix-up? I m'just trying to understand what happens if something goes wrong. Definitely planning to use certified mail now. Better to spend a few extra dollars than risk missing the deadline! @Margaret Ramos hope you were able to get this resolved! This whole conversation has been such a learning experience. 💪
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Avery Saint
•@Aiden Chen this is incredibly helpful advice! I m'completely new to the EDD appeals process and was feeling pretty lost with all the different information out there. Your point about the determination notice having the specific address is spot on - I just checked mine and sure enough, there s'a unique address that s'different from what others have mentioned in this thread. I m'curious about the timeline - after you resubmitted to the correct address, how long did it take to get confirmation that your appeal was received and processed? I know every case is different, but it would be helpful to have some idea of what to expect. The certified mail suggestion is definitely something I wouldn t'have thought of on my own but makes total sense given how strict these deadlines are. Thanks for sharing your real-world experience - it s'exactly what newcomers like me need to hear! @Margaret Ramos hoping your appeal went smoothly and that this thread helped you get it sorted out! 🙏
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•@Aiden Chen this is exactly what I needed to hear! I m'brand new to dealing with EDD and was honestly panicking about potentially screwing up something as basic as the mailing address. There s'so much conflicting information online that it s'hard to know what s'actually correct. I just pulled out my determination notice and you re'absolutely right - there s'a specific address printed right there that I almost overlooked because I was so focused on the generic addresses people were sharing. It s'actually completely different from the Sacramento and San Francisco addresses mentioned earlier in this thread! Quick question - when you had that initial delay from the wrong address, did it count against your 30-day deadline or were you able to get an extension? I m'just worried about what happens if something goes wrong despite our best efforts. Certified mail is definitely the way to go. Thanks for sharing your experience - it s'so valuable to hear from someone who actually went through this process successfully! @Margaret Ramos hope you got your appeal submitted without any issues! This whole thread has been such a learning experience for those of us navigating EDD for the first time. 🤞
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•@Aiden Chen thank you for sharing this! I m'completely new to EDD appeals and was getting really stressed about the address situation. Your experience about the delay from using the wrong address is exactly the kind of real-world insight I needed. I just checked my determination notice and found the specific address listed there - it s'different from several addresses mentioned earlier in this thread, which really proves your point about not using generic addresses from online sources. One thing I m'wondering about - after you sent your appeal to the correct address, did you receive any kind of confirmation that it was received? I m'thinking about calling to follow up after I mail mine, just to make sure it didn t'get lost. The certified mail tip is brilliant and definitely something I ll'do. Better to spend the extra money than risk missing the deadline because of delivery issues! @Margaret Ramos hope you were able to get your appeal submitted successfully! This thread has been so educational for those of us new to navigating EDD. 🙏
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Mia Rodriguez
•@Aiden Chen this is such valuable advice! I m'completely new to dealing with EDD appeals and was honestly feeling pretty overwhelmed by all the different addresses being mentioned in this thread. Your experience about the delay from using the wrong address is exactly what I was worried about. I just double-checked my determination notice and you re'absolutely right - there s'a specific address printed right there that s'unique to my case. I almost made the mistake of using one of the generic addresses from earlier in the conversation! Quick question for you - when you experienced that delay, did EDD contact you to let you know about the issue, or did you have to follow up yourself to find out what happened? I m'trying to figure out if I should proactively call after mailing to confirm receipt. The certified mail recommendation is definitely going on my list. Thanks for taking the time to share your experience - it really helps those of us who are new to this process! @Margaret Ramos hope you were able to get your appeal sorted out! 🤞
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Liam Murphy
•@Aiden Chen this is incredibly helpful! I m'also new to the EDD appeals process and was getting confused by all the different addresses people were mentioning throughout this thread. Your point about using the specific address on the determination notice is so important - I almost made the mistake of using one of the generic addresses! I just checked my DE 1080CZ form and found the address listed there. It s'actually different from what several others mentioned, which really drives home your point about each case being unique. Quick question - when you had that initial delay from the wrong address, were you still within the 30-day window when you resubmitted? I m'wondering how strict they are about that deadline if there are mailing issues. The certified mail suggestion is brilliant - I definitely don t'want to risk any issues with proving delivery. Thanks for sharing your real experience, it s'exactly what newcomers like me need to hear! @Margaret Ramos hope you got your appeal submitted successfully! 🙏
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PrinceJoe
Hi Margaret! I'm new to this community and just went through a similar situation with my EDD appeal last month. After reading through all these responses, I want to echo what several others have said - definitely use the specific address that's printed on YOUR determination notice (usually the DE 1080CZ form). I made the mistake of initially looking online for generic addresses and almost used the wrong one. Each regional EDD office handles appeals differently, so the address on your official paperwork is crucial. Also, I highly recommend sending it certified mail with return receipt requested. It costs a few extra dollars but gives you proof of delivery and peace of mind that you've met the deadline. The 30-day window is strict and you don't want any delivery issues. If you can't find the address on your paperwork for any reason, call EDD directly to confirm before sending. I know it can be hard to get through, but it's worth it to be 100% certain. Hope this helps and good luck with your appeal! Let us know how it goes! 🙂
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Isabella Oliveira
•@PrinceJoe this is really great advice! I'm also completely new to EDD appeals and this whole thread has been so educational. Your point about the certified mail with return receipt is something I definitely wouldn't have thought of but makes total sense given how strict these deadlines are. I'm curious - when you called EDD to confirm the address, were you able to get through easily? I keep hearing mixed things about how difficult it can be to reach someone there. Also, did your appeal end up being successful after you submitted it to the correct address? @Margaret Ramos hope you were able to get your appeal submitted without any issues! This community seems incredibly helpful for navigating these complex EDD situations. 🙏
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Javier Gomez
Hi Margaret! I'm new to this community and dealing with my first EDD appeal as well. After reading through all these helpful responses, I wanted to add that I just went through this process last week and can confirm what others have said - the address on your specific determination notice is definitely the way to go. I was initially confused by all the different addresses floating around online, but when I carefully reviewed my paperwork, there was a clear mailing address printed right on the form. Mine was actually different from both the Sacramento and San Francisco addresses mentioned earlier in this thread. One additional tip that helped me: I took a photo of the completed appeal form and the envelope with the address before mailing it, just as extra documentation. Combined with the certified mail receipt, it gave me complete peace of mind that I had everything properly documented. Also, don't forget to keep copies of everything for your records! The whole process can feel overwhelming at first, but this community is super supportive and knowledgeable. Hope you were able to get your appeal submitted successfully! Let us know how it turns out! 🤞
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StarStrider
•@Javier Gomez that s'such smart thinking about taking photos of everything before mailing! I m'also new to this whole EDD appeals process and honestly hadn t'thought about that level of documentation, but it makes perfect sense. Between the photos, certified mail receipt, and keeping copies of all the forms, you ve'basically created a complete paper trail. I m'still waiting to submit my own appeal and was getting nervous about potentially missing something important. Your tip about carefully reviewing the paperwork for the specific address is really reassuring - I just double-checked mine again and confirmed it s'right there on the determination notice, just like everyone has been saying. @Margaret Ramos I really hope you were able to get your appeal submitted on time! This whole thread has been such a great learning experience for those of us navigating EDD appeals for the first time. The community here is incredibly helpful! 🙏 Thanks everyone for sharing your real experiences - it makes such a difference for newcomers like me!
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Jacob Lee
Hi Margaret! I'm new to this community and just went through my EDD appeal process a couple months ago. After reading all these responses, I want to emphasize what several others have correctly pointed out - you absolutely must use the specific address printed on YOUR determination notice (the DE 1080CZ form). I initially got confused by all the different addresses people share online and almost made a costly mistake. Each EDD regional office handles appeals for their specific area, so generic addresses won't work and could delay your appeal significantly. Here's what worked for me: 1. Look carefully at your determination notice - the correct mailing address should be clearly printed there 2. Send it certified mail with return receipt requested (costs a few extra dollars but worth the peace of mind) 3. Keep copies of everything and take a photo of your completed envelope before mailing 4. Mail it ASAP since the 30-day deadline is strict If for some reason you can't find the address on your paperwork, call EDD directly to confirm before sending. I know it can be tough to get through, but it's better than risking the wrong address. Hope this helps and that you were able to get your appeal submitted successfully! The process can feel overwhelming at first but you've got this! 💪
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Andre Dupont
Hi Margaret! I'm new to this community and just dealt with my first EDD appeal last month. After reading through all these helpful responses, I wanted to add my voice to those emphasizing the importance of using the EXACT address printed on your determination notice. I almost made the same mistake of using a generic address I found online, but thankfully double-checked my paperwork first. The address on my DE 1080CZ form was completely different from the ones mentioned earlier in this thread, which really shows how each case is unique. A few tips that helped me through the process: - Send via certified mail with tracking (totally worth the extra cost for peace of mind) - Make copies of everything before sending - Take a photo of your sealed envelope with the address visible - Submit as early as possible - don't wait until the last day of your 30-day window The whole process felt intimidating at first, but following the official instructions on your paperwork is really the key. If you're ever unsure about anything, calling EDD directly to confirm is better than guessing. Hope you were able to get your appeal submitted successfully! This community has been so helpful for navigating these EDD challenges. Good luck! 🙂
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