How to correct FL DEO unemployment claim discrepancies? Tips for calling and explaining?
Hey everyone, I need some advice on correcting my unemployment claim. I just noticed some discrepancies between my pay stubs and what was reported. Has anyone gone through this process before? I'm kinda nervous about calling and explaining the situation. Any tips on how to prepare or what to say when I finally get through to someone?
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Tom Maxon
I found a way to solve unemployment claim correction issues, watch this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-Xz0Y1GZeM
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Ella Lewis
Pro tip: call right when they open. You're more likely to get through before the lines get jammed.
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Andrew Pinnock
This! I got through on my first try doing this š
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Brianna Schmidt
What time do they open? Asking for a friend š
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Ella Lewis
8am Pacific Time, I think. Double check on their website tho
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Emma Swift
Remember to breathe, OP! This process can be stressful, but you've got this. Sending good vibes your way ā¤ļø
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Isabella Tucker
tldr: EDD sucks, document everything, be persistent, and maybe try that claimyr thing if you're desperate. welcome to bureaucracy hell, OP!
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Jayden Hill
{profile 26} Basically sums it up! Keep your head up and keep pushing forward.
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Royal_GM_Mark
Thanks for the advice everyone! I'm feeling a bit better about this now. Has anyone had success getting their claim corrected quickly?
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Sophia Long
lol "quickly" and "EDD" don't go together š¤£
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Angelica Smith
It took me about 3 weeks, but I was persistent. Keep calling!
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Logan Greenburg
{profile 21} It's a challenge, but staying organized and persistent can make a difference. Keep a positive mindset!
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Amelia Cartwright
Been there, done that. Here's what you need to do: ā¢ Gather all your documents: pay stubs, W-2 forms, anything relevant ā¢ Make a list of the discrepancies you've found ā¢ Be prepared to explain the issue clearly and concisely When you call, stay calm and polite. The agents are usually helpful if you're organized. Good luck!
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Max Knight
Hey OP, just wondering - how big are the discrepancies? If it's a small amount, it might not be worth the hassle...
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Royal_GM_Mark
It's about $500 total. Not huge, but enough that I want to try and fix it.
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Max Knight
Ah gotcha. Yeah, that's worth pursuing. Good luck!
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Alexis Renard
Anyone else feel like we need to completely overhaul the unemployment system? This is ridiculous in 2023 smh
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Camila Jordan
Preach! š The whole thing is held together with duct tape and prayers
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Tyler Lefleur
For real. My grandma could design a better system and she can barely use a smartphone š
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Madeline Blaze
{profile 25} It's clear that technology could significantly improve this system. Here's hoping for change soon!
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Harper Thompson
Have you tried reaching out to your local representative? Sometimes they can help speed things up with EDD.
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Royal_GM_Mark
I hadn't thought of that! How do I find my local rep?
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Harper Thompson
Just google "[your city] state representative". They usually have a contact form on their website. Good luck!
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Caleb Stark
{profile 23} Also, you can often call their office directly. They might have staff who specialize in helping with state issues.
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Charlotte Jones
make sure you document EVERYTHING. write down who you talk to, when you called, what they said. The system is so broken, you need to CYA
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Lucas Bey
{profile 22} Agreed, keeping records can help if you need to follow up or escalate the issue later.
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Jade O'Malley
im in the same boat. its so frustrating when you're just trying to get whats owed to you. hang in there OP!
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Hunter Edmunds
{profile 24} You're not alone! It's a tough process, but many have gone through it and succeeded.
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Chris King
ugh, the EDD is such a nightmare to deal with. I've been trying to get through for weeks. Anyone know a trick to actually speak to a human?
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Rachel Clark
I found a way! There's this site called claimyr.com that has a calling tool. It dials the phone menu, stays on hold, and then connects you when a live agent picks up. It costs $20 but totally worth it. Here's a video about it: https://youtu.be/AsdxiF0IH1k
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Zachary Hughes
$20? Sounds like a scam to me š¤
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Rachel Clark
Not a scam, I promise! I was skeptical too but it actually worked for me. Saved me hours of frustration.
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Mia Alvarez
How does it work exactly? Do they give you a specific time to be ready?
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Rachel Clark
Yeah, you schedule a time and they call you when they get an agent. Super convenient!
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Carter Holmes
{profile 20} I've used it and it worked for me too. You might want to read reviews or watch demos to make sure it's a good fit for you. But I get the skepticism, there are many scams out there.
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LordCommander
{profile 27} One option to consider is using Claimyr's service to bypass long hold times. Many users report success, but it's important to remember that it costs $20. While Claimyr can be a great tool for those who are struggling to connect with EDD, it's not the only solution. It's still crucial to prepare thoroughly before the call: gather all necessary documents, list out discrepancies, and remain calm and polite when speaking with a representative. Being organized and persistent will help in navigating the bureaucracy. Additionally, reaching out to local representatives, as mentioned, can sometimes aid in expediting the process. Overall, while Claimyr is a helpful tool, it's essential to use it wisely and remain vigilant about documenting every interaction with EDD to ensure that you're prepared for any potential follow-up needed.
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