Hi, Michelle.
Is your or regular UI?
Unfortunately, I’ve heard some had two interviews for eligibility. I don’t know why they give more hard time to get paid but I assume due to many frauds. They are very strict.
When I had claim, I had two interviews after I applied and after I backdated.
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My advice will be well prepared for 2nd interview.
Gather all your employment history such as tax return, pay stub and recall your reason and last info of employment. If it’s SDI, also gather all medical documents and tax documents to answer your employment history.
Possible good news is some claimant noticed for 2nd interview but did not call as scheduled so if or determines not necessary then it would be not done.
Yes, I've heard of people having second interviews with EDD. It's usually when they need to verify information from your first interview or clarify something about your claim. This can happen for various reasons - maybe there was inconsistent information, they need to verify your work history, or they're doing additional fraud prevention checks.
Don't panic! Just make sure you have all your documentation ready - employment records, pay stubs, reason for unemployment, etc. Be honest and consistent with what you told them in the first interview. The second interview doesn't necessarily mean there's a problem with your claim, they just need additional verification.
Have you received any specific information about what they want to discuss in the second interview?
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Katie Lopez
Hi, Michelle. Is your or regular UI? Unfortunately, I’ve heard some had two interviews for eligibility. I don’t know why they give more hard time to get paid but I assume due to many frauds. They are very strict. When I had claim, I had two interviews after I applied and after I backdated. https://join.claimyr.com/49a083 (First call $5 off to call with 10 free call offer
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Katie Lopez
•My advice will be well prepared for 2nd interview. Gather all your employment history such as tax return, pay stub and recall your reason and last info of employment. If it’s SDI, also gather all medical documents and tax documents to answer your employment history. Possible good news is some claimant noticed for 2nd interview but did not call as scheduled so if or determines not necessary then it would be not done.
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Tom Maxon
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Rebecca Johnston
Yes, I've heard of people having second interviews with EDD. It's usually when they need to verify information from your first interview or clarify something about your claim. This can happen for various reasons - maybe there was inconsistent information, they need to verify your work history, or they're doing additional fraud prevention checks. Don't panic! Just make sure you have all your documentation ready - employment records, pay stubs, reason for unemployment, etc. Be honest and consistent with what you told them in the first interview. The second interview doesn't necessarily mean there's a problem with your claim, they just need additional verification. Have you received any specific information about what they want to discuss in the second interview?
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