EDD canceled my phone interview - does this mean my claim is denied?

OMG that would be amazing if true!! I just logged into UI Online but don't see anything new yet. How long after the cancelation did you see the award letter? Was it in your UI Online inbox or did they mail it?

not always true tho. my brothers interview got canceled and then he got a letter saying he was denied bc of incomplete info or something. depends on ur situation

Thank you for the detailed explanation! That makes me feel a bit better. I'll keep checking UI Online daily. The waiting and uncertainty is just so stressful!

I agree it's frustrating, but in my experience, canceled interviews usually mean good news. The system is overwhelmed, and they're trying to process claims faster by eliminating unnecessary steps. I'd wait a few days before assuming the worst.

Thanks for the recommendation! If I don't see any updates by Friday, I might try that. I've been calling the EDD number multiple times a day with no luck - either get the "too many callers" message or end up on hold forever until disconnected. I'll check out that video.

Awesome!! See, canceled interviews can definitely be good news. Make sure you certify as soon as your weeks become available - usually every two weeks on Sunday. And don't forget to report ANY income you earn during certification periods!

congrats!! much faster than when i applied last year took me like 2 months to get approved

So happy to see this positive update! I'm actually in a similar situation right now - just had my interview canceled yesterday with the same "don't need additional information" message. Reading through this whole thread and seeing Teresa's outcome gives me so much hope. It's really reassuring to know that this is actually a common pattern and usually means good news. Thanks everyone for sharing your experiences - this community is such a lifesaver when dealing with EDD's confusing process!

@Sophia Clark - fingers crossed for you! Based on what everyone s'shared here, it really does seem like that specific wording is a good sign. I was so stressed when it first happened but now I m'just grateful they could process everything without the extra step. Definitely keep checking your UI Online daily - that s'where I first saw the award letter appear. Hope you get your good news soon too!

@Sophia Clark That s'so exciting that you re'in the same boat! Definitely keep us posted on how it goes for you. Based on everyone s'experiences here, it sounds like you ll'probably get good news within the next few days. The waiting is nerve-wracking but try to stay positive - seems like EDD is actually getting better at processing things efficiently when they cancel interviews like this!

@Sophia Clark That s'so exciting that you re'in the same situation! Definitely keep us posted on how it goes for you. Based on what everyone s'shared here, it sounds like you ll'probably get your approval soon too. I m'still getting used to the whole certification process but it s'such a relief to finally have some financial support coming. Good luck! 🤞

@Sophia Clark That s'so great to hear! Your situation sounds exactly like Teresa s,'so I d'definitely expect good news soon. The fact that they re'using the exact same wording is really encouraging. Keep checking your UI Online account daily - based on what everyone s'shared here, you ll'probably see your award letter within the next few days. This thread has been super helpful for understanding what these canceled interviews actually mean. Fingers crossed for you!

@Sophia Clark That s'so exciting that you re'in the same boat! Fingers crossed you get your approval just as quickly as Teresa did. It really does seem like when they use that specific language about not "needing additional information it" s'a positive sign. Keep us posted on what happens - I d'love to hear another success story! The waiting is definitely the hardest part but it sounds like you re'on the right track.

@Sophia Clark You re'so right about this community being a lifesaver! I was in the exact same boat as you and Teresa just a few months ago. The EDD process is so opaque and stressful, but seeing these positive outcomes really does help. Keep checking your UI Online account daily - based on what everyone s'shared here, you ll'probably see your award letter within the next few days. Fingers crossed for you! And definitely come back to update us when you hear something - it helps keep the cycle of support going for the next person who finds themselves in this situation.

@Sophia Clark That s'so exciting that you re'in the same boat! Based on what everyone shared here, it really does seem like canceled interviews with that specific wording are usually good news. I d'definitely keep checking your UI Online account daily like @Zane Gray suggested. Fingers crossed you get your award letter soon too! It s amazing'how this thread went from panic to celebration - really shows how helpful this community can be when EDD leaves us all confused and stressed.

@Sophia Clark Fingers crossed for you! Based on what everyone s'shared here, it sounds like you re'probably going to get good news soon. Keep checking your UI Online account daily - that award letter could show up any day now. This thread definitely shows how helpful it is when people share their experiences. The EDD process is so stressful when you don t'know what to expect, but seeing all these positive outcomes from canceled interviews is really encouraging!

@Sophia Clark That s'so encouraging to hear! It sounds like you re'in the exact same boat I was in just a few days ago. Based on everyone s'experiences here, it really does seem like when they use that specific language about not "needing additional information, it" s'almost always good news. I was so stressed and anxious when it first happened, but now I m'kicking myself for worrying so much! Keep checking your UI Online account daily - I bet you ll'see your award letter soon. And definitely come back to update us when you get your good news too! This community really is amazing for support during these nerve-wracking EDD processes.

@Sophia Clark That s'so encouraging that you re'in the same situation! Based on what everyone here has shared, it really does seem like the don "t'need additional information message" is usually good news. Keep checking your UI Online account daily - hopefully you ll'get your award letter soon too! It s'amazing how much stress this whole process causes when EDD could just be clearer about what s'happening. Fingers crossed for you! 🤞

@Sophia Clark That s'so exciting that you re'in the same boat! Based on everything I ve'learned from this thread, you re'probably going to get great news very soon. I was literally losing sleep over this for days, but now I feel so silly for worrying. The whole experience taught me that EDD s'communication really is terrible, but when they say they don t'need additional info, it seems like that s'actually their way of saying we "re'good to go. Definitely" keep us posted on what happens with your claim - I d'love to hear another success story! And huge thanks to everyone here who helped calm my nerves. This community is amazing! 🙏

@Sophia Clark fingers crossed for you! Based on everyone s'experiences here, it really does seem like that specific wording about not "needing additional information is" a good sign. I d'suggest checking your UI Online account daily like Teresa did - hopefully you ll'see your award letter soon too! Keep us posted on how it goes.

@Sophia Clark I m'so glad this thread helped ease your worries! When I first got that cancellation call, I was convinced it meant bad news, but everyone here was so reassuring. Definitely keep checking your UI Online account daily - I think I checked mine like 5 times a day until the award letter showed up! The waiting is the hardest part, but based on what everyone shared here, you should hopefully see good news soon. Fingers crossed for you! 🤞

@Sophia Clark I m'so glad this thread helped ease your worries! When I first got that cancellation call, I was convinced it was bad news, but everyone here was so supportive and turned out to be absolutely right. Fingers crossed you get your award letter soon too! The waiting is definitely the hardest part, but based on what everyone shared, you should be getting good news within the next few days. Keep us posted on how it goes!

@Sophia Clark fingers crossed for you! Based on everyone s'experiences here, it really does seem like that specific wording is a good sign. I was so stressed when it first happened but now I m'just grateful they were able to process everything quickly. Definitely keep checking your UI Online account daily - mine showed up faster than I expected. Wishing you the best of luck with your claim!

@Sophia Clark Fingers crossed for you! Based on what everyone s'shared here, it really does seem like that specific wording is a good sign. I d'definitely recommend checking your UI Online daily like @Zane Gray suggested - sounds like most people see updates within just a few days. Keep us posted on how it goes! This thread has been so helpful for understanding what to expect.

@Sophia Clark That s'so exciting that you re'in the exact same situation! Definitely keep us posted on what happens with your claim. It sounds like you ll'probably get good news soon too based on everyone s'experiences here. The waiting is the worst part but at least now we know that canceled interviews are usually a positive sign. Fingers crossed for you! 🤞

@Sophia Clark That s'so exciting that you re'in the same boat! Based on everyone s'experiences here, it really does seem like when they say don "t'need additional information it" s'usually good news. I d'definitely keep checking your UI Online account daily like @Zane Gray suggested. Fingers crossed you get your approval letter soon too! It s amazing'how this thread went from panic to celebration - really shows how helpful this community can be when we re all'stressed about EDD stuff.

@Sophia Clark Fingers crossed for you! Based on what everyone s'shared here, it sounds like you re'in a really good position. The fact that they used that exact same wording is super encouraging. Keep us posted on what happens - I m'sure it ll'be good news just like Teresa s!'This thread has been so helpful for understanding what those canceled interviews actually mean.

@Sophia Clark Fingers crossed for you! Based on what everyone s'shared here, it really does seem like that specific wording is a good sign. I d'definitely keep checking your UI Online account daily like @Zane Gray suggested. And if you start getting too anxious waiting, that Claimyr service @Monique Byrd mentioned might be worth trying to get a definitive answer from EDD directly. Hope you get your good news soon!

@Sophia Clark I m'keeping my fingers crossed for you! It sounds like you re'in the exact same situation Teresa was in. Based on what everyone shared here, that specific wording about not "needing additional information really" does seem to be a positive sign. Hopefully you ll'have your own good news update to share in a few days! This thread has been so helpful - it s'amazing how much stress and anxiety we can save each other just by sharing these experiences.