I had a Edd phone interview scheduled for Friday for my unemployment but they never called me. Does that mean my will go through? Because I have been certifying my hours

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Katie Lopez

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It could be yes or no until you’ve seen updated with your or notice in the mail. When EDD determines does not require for interview and found it’s eligible to pay out again, interview could be removed (skipped) or when is eligible, edd pays first as conditional and then requests an eligibility later. If Edd makes a mistake, they can reach you out again with rescheduled interview in the letter. If you see your status switched to paid within 24-48 hrs, it means it went through without interview but if it keeps pending, it’s not. So keep certifying every 2 weeks then if no update, best is to contact edd $5 discount link for first time call https://join.claimyr.com/49a083

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Klaus Schmidt

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I had a similar experience last month where EDD missed my scheduled interview. In my case, I kept certifying as usual and checked my status daily. After about a week, my pending payments switched to "paid" without any follow-up interview, so it seemed like they processed my claim anyway. However, I'd recommend calling EDD to confirm the status of your interview and whether it needs to be rescheduled. Sometimes they reschedule automatically, other times the missed call means they're moving forward without it. Keep documenting everything and continue certifying on your regular schedule until you get clarity from them directly.

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Ravi Gupta

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@Klaus Schmidt Thanks for sharing your experience! That s'really helpful to know that your payments went through after about a week. I m'in a similar boat - had my interview scheduled for last Friday and no call came. I ll'definitely keep checking my status daily like you suggested. Did you end up calling EDD yourself to confirm, or did you just wait it out? I m'a bit nervous about calling since I know how hard it is to get through to them, but it sounds like that might be the best approach to get a definitive answer about whether I need to reschedule or if they re'processing without the interview.

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Lydia Bailey

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@Ravi Gupta I ended up calling them after about 5 days when I saw my payments were still pending. It took me multiple attempts over two days to get through using (the 1-833-978-2511 number ,)but when I finally reached someone, they told me the interview had been administratively "removed from" my case and my payments would process normally. The rep said this sometimes happens when they review the case beforehand and determine the interview isn t'necessary. So I d'say definitely try calling if your payments don t'switch to paid "within" a week - it gave me peace of mind to get that confirmation directly from them.

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Callum Savage

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@Ravi Gupta I actually did both - waited about 5 days to see if anything changed automatically, then called EDD when I didn t'see any updates. It took me several attempts to get through used (the claimyr service Katie mentioned above which helped ,)but when I finally reached someone, they confirmed that my interview had been waived and my claim was being processed normally. The rep told me that sometimes they remove interview requirements if they determine it s'not needed after reviewing the case further. I d'suggest giving it a few more days to see if your status changes, but definitely call if you don t'see movement by early this week. Document the missed interview date and any reference numbers you might have - that helped when I spoke to the agent.

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