What does outstanding payment mean on Edd payment history . I haven’t been paid since March and received email about payment I have zero balance on claim but was paid for 11 weeks they say outstanding .

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This is with a paper check, only. It means that a paper check has been sent to you. It will show "outstanding" until you cash it at your bank.

How do you change it to direct deposit if you get it and check

It’s unemployment a as nd yes a paper check was received for my first payment I’m waiting on the second to arrive

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Outstanding" payment typically means that EDD has issued a payment but it'hasn t been processed or delivered yet. Since you mentioned you have a zero balance but were paid for 11 weeks, this could indicate'there s a pending payment in the system.'I d recommend calling EDD directly to clarify the status - sometimes there are delays or issues with payment processing that need to be resolved by a representative. You can also check if there are any holds or flags on your account that might be preventingpayment.

I had a similar issue with "outstanding payment" status. In my case, it turned out there was a verification hold on my account that wasn't clearly communicated. The payment was approved but stuck in processing. After finally getting through to a rep (took many attempts), they were able to release the hold and the payment came through within a few days. Definitely worth calling - sometimes these outstanding payments just need manual processing from their end. Don't give up on trying to reach them!

I've been dealing with this exact issue for months! "Outstanding payment" can be really confusing because it doesn't always mean what you'd think. In addition to what others have mentioned about verification holds, it could also mean: 1. There's a pending identity verification that you might not have received notice about 2. Your bank account info needs updating if you had direct deposit set up 3. There's a wage audit or employer dispute that's holding up payments Since you haven't been paid since March but show 11 weeks paid, definitely call EDD. When you do get through, ask them to check for any "stops" or "flags" on your account. Also ask specifically about ID verification requirements - sometimes they send these requests to your UI Online inbox and people miss them. The fact that you received an email about payment is actually encouraging - it suggests the system is trying to process something for you. Keep documentation of everything and don't give up calling!