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Tom Maxon

•2y

You'd think after your doc sent those papers twice, they'd get their act together, right? Here's a game plan: dig up all the and from when your first sent your papers. That paper trail could be key in showing EDD that they've been sitting on your case for way too long. Also, it wouldn't hurt to connect with others who might be going through the same ordeal. They might have some insights or even some proof that can help your case. The more people pushing for a resolution, the better. Keep on them and don't let up. You've got this! 💪📃✨

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Saanvi Krishnaswami

•2M

Just wanted to share my experience - I was stuck in EDD limbo for months after losing my job due to company downsizing. The automated system kept hanging up on me and I couldn't get through to speak with anyone. After trying the methods shared here, I finally got connected and was able to resolve my pending issues. For anyone still struggling, don't give up! Keep detailed records of all your attempts to contact them, save screenshots of error messages, and document everything. It really helps when you finally do get through to have all that information ready. The wait is frustrating but persistence pays off. Good luck to everyone dealing with this system! 🙏

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Zainab Omar

•2M

Thanks for sharing your experience, Saanvi! It's really encouraging to hear success stories like yours. The documentation tip is golden - I wish I had known that earlier in my own EDD journey. It's crazy how much of a difference having all your organized makes when you finally get through to someone. The system is definitely broken, but hearing that persistence actually worked for you gives me hope. How long did it take you from when you first started trying to reach them until you got your issues resolved?

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Austin Leonard

•3d

I've been dealing with EDD issues for the past 6 months and it's been absolutely exhausting. Lost my job in June due to layoffs at a tech company and my claim has been stuck in "pending" status ever since. I've tried calling hundreds of times, used various callback services, and even tried the tricks mentioned in some of the YouTube videos shared here. The most frustrating part is that I know I qualify - I have all my documentation, worked for 3 years straight, and was laid off through no fault of my own. Has anyone had success with contacting their local assemblyperson's office? I've heard that sometimes helps escalate cases that have been stuck in the system. At this point I'm willing to try anything. The financial stress is really taking a toll and I just need someone at EDD to actually look at my case and process it. Any advice would be greatly appreciated! 🙏

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