How long after adjudication status disappears do DEO payments finally arrive?

same thing happened 2 me last month!!! took exactly 3 days after that message disappeared for money to show up on my way2go card. hang in there!

This is actually a good sign! When the adjudication message disappears, it typically means a determination has been made. In my experience (and I've unfortunately had to file twice in the past three years), payments usually process within 2-5 business days after the adjudication status clears. The system updates overnight between 8pm-8am, so I'd recommend checking tomorrow morning. You should see a payment status change to "processed" before it hits your account. Make sure you've selected a payment method in your CONNECT profile (direct deposit or Way2Go card). If you haven't done that yet, it could delay things further.

Don't get your hopes up too fast. Mine disappeared for a whole week then came back saying I needed to provide more information for the fact finding questionnaire!!! The DEO system is so glitchy and frustrating. I'd still try calling them just to make sure everything is actually processed and not just a system error.

When your adjudication message disappears, it usually means your claim has been processed, but there's still a final review that happens. In most cases, payments are released within 2-5 business days after the adjudication message disappears. However, there are several factors that can affect this timeline: 1. If your claim was approved without issues, you'll usually see payments within 48-72 hours 2. If there were complications with your claim, there might be additional review steps 3. Bank holidays and weekends can delay the actual deposit 4. The first payment often takes the longest, with subsequent weeks processing faster You should see a payment status update in CONNECT before it hits your bank account. Look for "processed" status which means it's been approved and sent to your payment method.

anyone else notice how the DEO website always seems to go down for "maintenance" right when you need to check something important?? so frustrating!!

I was in a similar situation back in January after being laid off from healthcare admin. The adjudication message disappeared on a Tuesday, and by Friday morning all my backpay (almost $4,200) hit my account at once. If you're really struggling with rent coming due, you might want to try reaching out to DEO directly to check the status rather than just waiting. I tried calling for weeks with no luck - constant busy signals and disconnects. Then I found this service called Claimyr that got me through to an actual DEO agent in about 20 minutes. It costs money but was worth it for peace of mind. You can see how it works at claimyr.com or check their demo video: https://youtu.be/UzW_hbUy-ss?si=zORd51jeq1GX5Ldj The agent I spoke with was able to confirm my payments were actually being processed and gave me the exact date they would arrive. Saved me a lot of anxiety.

make sure ur checking ur email too!! sometimes they send messages there that dont show up in connect!!

My brother works for DEO (not supposed to tell anyone lol) and he says that the adjudication message disappearing means they've made a decision but doesn't guarantee approval. Could still go either way. But usually if it's a denial they send that message quick, so no news might be good news???

Just wanted to add - make sure you continue claiming your weeks even while waiting for the adjudication to complete. Some people stop claiming because they think they need to wait for the adjudication to resolve first, but you should keep claiming each eligible week. You won't receive payment until adjudication is complete, but at least all your weeks will be in the system ready to be paid once it's resolved.

CALL THEM!!! Seriously, don't just wait. My adjudication message disappeared and NOTHING happened for 3 weeks until I finally got through to someone who told me there was a "system flag" on my account that needed manual clearing. Got paid 2 days after they fixed it. The squeaky wheel gets the grease with DEO.

I went through the exact same thing in February! The adjudication message disappeared on a Wednesday and I was checking my account obsessively every few hours just like you. My payments actually came through that Friday morning - all 6 weeks of backpay hit at once which was such a relief. The waiting is absolutely brutal especially when you're down to your last few dollars. One thing that helped me was checking the "Payment History" section in CONNECT rather than just the main status page - it updates faster and shows when payments are actually being processed. Since rent is due next week, you might want to reach out to your landlord and explain the situation. Many are understanding about unemployment delays right now. Also check if your county has any emergency rental assistance programs - some can help bridge the gap while you wait for DEO to get their act together. Hang in there, you're so close!

I'm going through something similar right now! My adjudication status disappeared 4 days ago and I've been anxiously waiting. Reading through these responses is giving me hope that payments might come through soon. @Mateo Hernandez - have you tried checking early in the morning around 8am? That's when the system usually updates overnight. Also, if you're really worried about rent, you might want to call 211 - they can connect you with local rental assistance programs that help people in exactly this situation while waiting for unemployment. The stress is real but it sounds like you're almost there!

I just went through this exact situation last month! My adjudication status disappeared on a Thursday and I was in full panic mode because I had like $180 left. The good news is that my payments came through the following Tuesday morning - all 5 weeks of backpay at once. One thing I learned is to check the "Monetary Determination" section in your CONNECT account too. Sometimes that updates before other sections and gives you a better idea if everything was approved. Also, if you're really tight on money for rent, try calling your local 211 for emergency assistance programs. Some can provide one-time rental help while you're waiting for DEO to process everything. The waiting is absolute torture but from what I've seen here and experienced myself, the adjudication message disappearing is usually a really good sign. Most people seem to get their money within 2-5 business days after that happens. Hang in there!

I'm in a very similar situation right now! My adjudication status disappeared yesterday morning and I've been refreshing my account every couple hours since then. It's so nerve-wracking when you're down to your last bit of money. Reading through everyone's experiences here is really helpful - sounds like most people see payments within 2-5 days after the adjudication message disappears. I'm going to start checking the "Payment History" and "Monetary Determination" sections that people mentioned instead of just staring at the main status page. @Mateo Hernandez - I really hope you see your payments come through before rent is due! The stress of being in limbo while bills pile up is just awful. Keep us posted on what happens - your situation gives me hope that mine will resolve soon too. We're both so close to getting through this nightmare!

I've been following this thread closely because I'm in week 4 of adjudication myself. What's really encouraging is seeing how many people have had their adjudication status disappear and then received payments within just a few days afterward. It seems like that's actually the final step before approval in most cases. For everyone waiting - one thing that helped me manage the anxiety was setting specific times to check my account (like 8am and 6pm) instead of refreshing constantly throughout the day. The obsessive checking was driving me crazy and the system really only updates overnight anyway. Also want to echo what others said about continuing to claim your weeks even during adjudication. I almost stopped claiming because I thought I had to wait, but thankfully someone on here corrected me before I missed any weeks. @Mateo Hernandez - really hoping you see that money hit your account soon! The fact that your status disappeared is definitely promising based on everyone's experiences here.

I'm in almost the exact same boat! My adjudication status disappeared 2 days ago after being stuck for 6 weeks following a restaurant closure. I've been checking obsessively too - the anxiety is killing me when you're down to your last few dollars. Reading everyone's experiences here is giving me so much hope though! It sounds like most people are seeing payments within 2-5 days after that adjudication message disappears. I'm going to take @Fiona Gallagher's advice and stop checking constantly - maybe just morning and evening. @Mateo Hernandez - I really hope your payments come through before rent is due! The timing stress is the worst part. Have you tried looking at the "Payment History" section that people mentioned? I just found it in my account and it shows more detailed status info than the main page. Fingers crossed we're both almost through this nightmare! The community support in this thread has been amazing.

I went through this exact same situation about 3 months ago! My adjudication status disappeared on a Monday morning and I was in complete panic mode because I had rent due that Friday. The good news is that my payments showed up Wednesday evening - got all 8 weeks of backpay deposited at once which was such a huge relief. A few tips that helped me during those final few days of waiting: - Check the "Weekly Benefit Details" section around 8am each day - that's when overnight processing updates usually appear - Look for any change in payment status from "pending" to "processed" - Don't panic if it takes the full 5 business days, the system can be slow even after adjudication clears Since you're cutting it close with rent, definitely reach out to your landlord ASAP to explain the situation. Most are understanding about unemployment delays right now. Also call 211 for emergency rental assistance - many counties have programs specifically for people waiting on delayed unemployment benefits. The disappearing adjudication message is definitely a good sign based on what I've seen. You're so close to the finish line! Keep claiming your weekly benefits and try not to refresh the account constantly (easier said than done, I know). Hang in there!