EDD appeal approved - how long until direct deposit hits my account?

Congrats on winning your appeal! In my experience, it takes about 3-5 business days for the funds to appear in your account after an appeal decision. Since you already set up direct deposit back in July, you should be good to go. EDD typically processes all your back payments at once, but the total might be split into multiple deposits if it's a large amount (basically each certification period gets its own deposit). Keep checking your UI Online account - payments will show as 'paid' there before they hit your bank account. Don't be alarmed if the status changes from pending to paid before the money appears.

mine took 2 weeks after appeal so dont get ur hopes up to high. every case different

I went through the EXACT same thing last year! Won my appeal after they initially disqualified me for "voluntary quit" even though I had proof I was laid off. The direct deposit timing is all over the place honestly. Mine took 7 business days to hit my account after the appeal decision was finalized. One thing to watch out for - if you have ANY penalty weeks from previous claims, they'll deduct those before paying you. I had 2 penalty weeks I didn't even know about and was shocked when my payment was less than expected. Check your UI Online homepage to see if you have any penalty weeks listed! Also, they sent me a weird notice AFTER the appeal was approved asking me to re-certify for some weeks. Make sure you respond to ANY new messages or certifications they ask for!

After an appeal decision in your favor, EDD typically takes 7-14 days to process the payments, but I've seen it happen as quickly as 3 days or as long as 3 weeks. The timeline varies based on your specific case and current workload at EDD. A few important things to note: 1. Check your UI Online account daily - payments will show as 'paid' there before hitting your bank 2. You may need to certify for past weeks if you haven't already 3. If your award amount was modified during the appeal, there might be additional processing time 4. Direct deposit information takes 3 business days to verify in their system If it's been more than 2 weeks since the favorable decision and you still don't see 'paid' status in UI Online, you should contact EDD directly. I recommend using Claimyr (claimyr.com) to get through to an EDD representative quickly instead of wasting hours on hold. They have a video showing how it works: https://youtu.be/JmuwXR7HA10?si=TSwYbu_GOwYzt9km Congratulations on winning your appeal! That's a big hurdle to overcome in the EDD process.

EDD IS THE WORST!!! i won my appeal FOUR MONTHS AGO and still havent got all my back pay!!!! theyve been "processing" for forever and every time i call they tell me something different. first it was "2-3 days" then "2 weeks" now its "we dont know" RIDICULOUS!!!! these people have ONE JOB!!!! 😡😡😡

When I won my appeal in March, it took exactly 9 business days for my direct deposit to arrive. Make sure your bank account info is correct in the system! My friend had all her banking details correct EXCEPT she was off by one digit in the routing number and it caused a huge delay. You might want to verify all that info is still correct since you entered it back in July. Also, just a heads up - they might send you a bunch of confusing paperwork AFTER depositing the money. I got like 3 different letters telling me different things after I was already paid. EDD's left hand doesn't know what the right is doing sometimes lol.

your supposed to get a certification link for backpay weeks did u get that yet? if not call them cuz thats whats holdin it up probably

I had a similar situation last month. Won my appeal but my money got stuck in the system. I waited two weeks and nothing happened, so I called them. Turns out they needed me to verify my identity AGAIN even though I'd already done it through ID.me. Such a headache. But after I called and sorted it out, the money was in my account within 48 hours. I wasted days trying to call the regular number without getting through. The trick is calling right when they open at 8am, but even then it's a mess. My sister told me about this service called Claimyr that got her through to an EDD agent without the endless waiting and busy signals. It worked for me too - check out their demo at https://youtu.be/JmuwXR7HA10?si=TSwYbu_GOwYzt9km. The website is claimyr.com. Way better than spending all day hitting redial!