EDD asking for paystubs after March 12 despite pending weeks - Am I still eligible?

They always do this! Say ur not eligible but then ask for more stuff anyway. Classic EDD run around. I'd just send whatever u have and see what happens.

This actually sounds like a mixed determination situation. EDD may have found you ineligible for a specific period but potentially eligible for others, which would explain why they're asking for paystubs after March 12. Your 'pending' weeks might be for different claim periods that require additional verification. I'd recommend: 1. Submit all requested paystubs through UI Online (upload section) 2. Be sure they clearly show your name, employer name, pay period, and earnings 3. Send a follow-up message through UI Online explaining you've uploaded the documents 4. Keep certifying for any weeks you believe you're eligible, even with this confusion It's common for claims to have split determinations where some weeks qualify and others don't.

had the exact same thing happen!!! they said i wasnt eligible for regular ui but then asked for my paystubs and bank statements from after march anyway. turns out they were considering me for a different type of claim. make sure ur sending EVERYTHING they ask for or theyll just deny u automatically

ARE YOU ABSOLUTELY SURE it says you're not eligible? Or does it say "may not be eligible"? The wording matters A LOT with EDD notices! I got one that said I "may not be eligible" but then after submitting docs they paid me. Their letters are SUPER confusing and contradict themselves all the time!!! Could you maybe post exactly what the notice says (without any personal info of course)???

This is a standard verification process when there's a discrepancy between your reported wages and what employers reported to EDD. The notice means you're conditionally ineligible based on current information, but they're giving you an opportunity to provide documentation that could overturn that determination. The March 12 date is significant because it marks the beginning of a new quarter for benefit calculations. By requesting documents after this date, they're likely checking if you qualify under the alternate base period calculation method, which could make you eligible even if you didn't qualify under the standard base period. Do not ignore this request, as submitting these documents could be the difference between approval and denial.

I've been dealing with EDD for years now and honestly the fastest way to get this resolved is to talk to someone directly. I wasted 3 weeks trying to get through on their regular line before I found Claimyr (claimyr.com). It got me through to an EDD rep in about 20 minutes who explained exactly what was going on with my claim status and what docs I needed to submit. They have a video demo of how it works here: https://youtu.be/JmuwXR7HA10?si=TSwYbu_GOwYzt9km The rep I spoke with actually cleared up a similar confusion where I was getting contradictory information. Turns out in my case they had processed my claim under the wrong program initially.

wiat i think everyone is making this WAY more complicated than it is lol... they probably just need your paystubs to verify your income. thats it. they do this all the time. upload em and wait. bam problem solved

Quick update on timing expectations: With these verification requests, EDD typically takes 7-10 business days to review the documents you submit. However, during high volume periods, it can take up to 3 weeks. You can check your UI Online account daily for status changes, as they don't always send notifications when they make decisions. Make sure your paystubs clearly show your name, employer name/info, pay period dates, hours worked, and earnings. If your paystubs are from an online portal, that's perfectly fine as long as they contain all that information. Screenshots are acceptable if they're clearly legible. If you worked for multiple employers during that period, yes, submit paystubs from ALL of them. Missing documentation from even one employer could delay your claim further.