After sitting on the for 4 hours I answer two or three questions and the hangs up... I feel they should give us a call back without us having to wait in line all over again🤦🏾♀️
Here are a few potential reasons why this status might appear:
Overpayment: If the system detects that you have been overpaid in previous weeks, your current or future payments may be held until the issue is resolved.
Additional Needed: There may be a need for additional or information to verify your or to address any discrepancies found during the processing of your claim.
System Error: Occasionally, this status can result from a technical error or glitch within the 's system that needs to be addressed by their technical support team.
Steps to Take:
Review Your Account: Log into your CONNECT account and carefully review any messages or that might provide more details about the "Hold in Excess" status.
Contact DEO: Reach out to the Florida directly for clarification. You can contact them via phone, email, or through the online messaging system in your CONNECT account. Explain your situation and ask for specific details about why your is on hold and what steps you need to take to resolve the issue.
Provide Requested Documentation: If additional or information is required, ensure that you provide it promptly to avoid further delays in processing your claim.
Monitor Your Claim: Keep a close eye on your status and any communications from the DEO. Follow up regularly to ensure that your issue is being addressed.
It's important to act quickly to resolve any issues with your to avoid delays in receiving your unemployment benefits.
If you're having trouble reaching a human at Florida Unemployment. I just ran across this video that gave me a shortcut to reach a human. Hope it helps! https://youtu.be/UzW_hbUy-ss
I'm dealing with the same "hold in excess" issue right now! It's so frustrating because there's no clear explanation of what it means or how long it takes to resolve. I've been stuck with this status for over two weeks now. Has anyone had success getting through to someone at who could actually explain what's causing this hold? I'm wondering if it's related to the system thinking there was an or if it's just another glitch in their system. Any advice on the best time to call or specific numbers that actually get you to a real person would be greatly appreciated!
Tom Maxon
I found a way to solve hold in excess status issues, watch this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iniDBlZ6ZZU
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Tamara Mosby
After sitting on the for 4 hours I answer two or three questions and the hangs up... I feel they should give us a call back without us having to wait in line all over again🤦🏾♀️
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Candace W
•The isn’t that generous, we wish. The call is free so place another call and you’ll be first when they open, they are now closed.
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Tamara Mosby
•Thanks 😊
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Candace W
•No problem !
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Aljunda Tompkins
•They call me back wen hangs up I just received my money thanks to claimyr but I’m missing a few 300 dollars payments
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Maureen Victor
what is Hold in excess means
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Tom Maxon
•Hi Maureen, I replied below :
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Tom Maxon
Here are a few potential reasons why this status might appear: Overpayment: If the system detects that you have been overpaid in previous weeks, your current or future payments may be held until the issue is resolved. Additional Needed: There may be a need for additional or information to verify your or to address any discrepancies found during the processing of your claim. System Error: Occasionally, this status can result from a technical error or glitch within the 's system that needs to be addressed by their technical support team. Steps to Take: Review Your Account: Log into your CONNECT account and carefully review any messages or that might provide more details about the "Hold in Excess" status. Contact DEO: Reach out to the Florida directly for clarification. You can contact them via phone, email, or through the online messaging system in your CONNECT account. Explain your situation and ask for specific details about why your is on hold and what steps you need to take to resolve the issue. Provide Requested Documentation: If additional or information is required, ensure that you provide it promptly to avoid further delays in processing your claim. Monitor Your Claim: Keep a close eye on your status and any communications from the DEO. Follow up regularly to ensure that your issue is being addressed. It's important to act quickly to resolve any issues with your to avoid delays in receiving your unemployment benefits. If you're having trouble reaching a human at Florida Unemployment. I just ran across this video that gave me a shortcut to reach a human. Hope it helps! https://youtu.be/UzW_hbUy-ss
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Charlee Coleman
I'm dealing with the same "hold in excess" issue right now! It's so frustrating because there's no clear explanation of what it means or how long it takes to resolve. I've been stuck with this status for over two weeks now. Has anyone had success getting through to someone at who could actually explain what's causing this hold? I'm wondering if it's related to the system thinking there was an or if it's just another glitch in their system. Any advice on the best time to call or specific numbers that actually get you to a real person would be greatly appreciated!
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