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Omar Farouk
This is such a frustrating but unfortunately common issue! I went through something similar last year. Here's what I'd recommend: First, call them ASAP and specifically ask them to check their system logs to verify whether they actually attempted to call you. Document the date, time, and name of whoever you speak with. If you can't get through by phone (which seems to be a major issue lately), try going in person to your local office with: - Screenshots of your call log showing no missed calls during the scheduled interview time - A written statement explaining you were available and waiting for their call - Any documentation about your scheduled interview (confirmation letters, emails, etc.) Also ask about filing an appeal to get your benefits backdated - even if they reschedule your interview, you shouldn't have to wait longer for benefits due to their technical failure. Don't let them make you feel like this was your fault. You were available and ready for the interview as scheduled. The burden is on them to prove they actually attempted to contact you. Keep fighting for what you need - you've got this! Let us know how it goes. 💪
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Elijah Jackson
•This is really solid advice! I especially like the suggestion about bringing a written statement along with the screenshots - having everything documented in writing shows you're taking this seriously and were prepared for the interview. The point about asking them to prove they attempted to contact me is really important too. It shouldn't be on us to prove a negative (that we didn't get a call). Thanks for laying out such a clear action plan and for the encouragement! It helps to know there are people who understand how broken this system can be.
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Logan Stewart
I'm so sorry you're dealing with this - it's absolutely infuriating when their system fails and then they blame us for it! This exact situation happened to my sister a few months ago. She was sitting by the phone all day, never got a call, then received that awful denial letter. What helped her was calling immediately and asking them to document in her file that the missed interview was due to a technical failure on their end, not her unavailability. She also requested that they check their call logs to verify if a call was actually attempted to her number. When she finally got through to someone, she was very specific: "I was available at [exact time] on [exact date] waiting for your call. My phone shows no missed calls during this time period. Please note in my file that this was a system failure." She ended up getting her benefits reinstated and backdated once they confirmed no call was made from their system. The key was staying calm but firm, and making sure they documented everything properly. Don't give up - this wasn't your fault and you shouldn't have to suffer because of their technical problems. Keep calling and if needed, go in person with your phone's call log as proof. You've got this! 💙
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