A penalty week is a week of unemployment benefits that you would normally receive but won't because the state believes you intentionally tried to file a false claim. You file for weekly claims certifications as usual but receive no payment until your penalty weeks are over.
You will have 15 weeks period not able to according to edd.
The false statement that did not result in the payment of benefits may be assessed for as few as two, but not more than 15 weeks.
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If it’s 15 weeks penalty period passed, you can call what option you have.
Always stay honest to file a claim.
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I'm dealing with a similar false statement penalty situation and it's been incredibly frustrating. From what I've researched, the key is to gather all your documentation and be prepared to explain exactly what happened when you do get through to EDD. Make sure you have your original claim information, any correspondence from EDD, and documentation that supports your case. The penalty weeks can feel endless, but staying organized and persistent with appeals or explanations seems to be the most effective approach. Has anyone had success with the appeal process for false statement penalties?
@Wesley Hallow I m'in a similar boat with the false statement penalty and it s'been a nightmare trying to get through to anyone at EDD. I ve'been gathering all my documentation like you suggested, but I m'wondering - did you find any specific forms or evidence that were particularly helpful in your appeal? I have all my original claim info and the correspondence, but I m'not sure what other supporting documents might strengthen my case. Also, how long did it take you to get a response once you submitted your appeal? The waiting is killing me and I just want to get this resolved so I can move forward.
Tom Maxon
I found a way to solve false statement penalty issues, watch this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ob1C32wsUd4
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Katie Lopez
A penalty week is a week of unemployment benefits that you would normally receive but won't because the state believes you intentionally tried to file a false claim. You file for weekly claims certifications as usual but receive no payment until your penalty weeks are over. You will have 15 weeks period not able to according to edd. The false statement that did not result in the payment of benefits may be assessed for as few as two, but not more than 15 weeks.
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Tom Maxon
•To all those having trouble reaching a human at California Unemployment. I just ran across this video that gave me a shortcut to reach a human. Hope it helps! https://youtu.be/Ize0EkN4HDI
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Katie Lopez
If it’s 15 weeks penalty period passed, you can call what option you have. Always stay honest to file a claim. If you want to call Edd, using Claimyr service can reduce your time to call. The call will be less than 2-3 hours after you pay. Here is $5 discount link (Copy and paste) https://join.claimyr.com/49a083
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Tom Maxon
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Wesley Hallow
I'm dealing with a similar false statement penalty situation and it's been incredibly frustrating. From what I've researched, the key is to gather all your documentation and be prepared to explain exactly what happened when you do get through to EDD. Make sure you have your original claim information, any correspondence from EDD, and documentation that supports your case. The penalty weeks can feel endless, but staying organized and persistent with appeals or explanations seems to be the most effective approach. Has anyone had success with the appeal process for false statement penalties?
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Aiden Chen
•@Wesley Hallow I m'in a similar boat with the false statement penalty and it s'been a nightmare trying to get through to anyone at EDD. I ve'been gathering all my documentation like you suggested, but I m'wondering - did you find any specific forms or evidence that were particularly helpful in your appeal? I have all my original claim info and the correspondence, but I m'not sure what other supporting documents might strengthen my case. Also, how long did it take you to get a response once you submitted your appeal? The waiting is killing me and I just want to get this resolved so I can move forward.
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