Hi Erin! As Tom mentioned, "being " typically means your claim is under review but not yet approved. The processing stage can take several weeks as they verify your employment history, wages, and requirements. You should receive correspondence from regarding their decision once the review is complete. Keep checking your online account for updates and make sure to continue filing your weekly claims if required. Good luck!
Just to add to what Tom and Mateo have shared - the "being " status can be nerve-wracking, but it's actually a positive sign that your claim made it through the initial submission phase. During processing, will verify your work history with previous employers and calculate your benefit amount. Make sure you have all your documentation ready in case they request additional information, and definitely keep filing those weekly certifications even while waiting. The process can take 2-4 weeks typically, but it varies depending on their current workload. Hang in there!
Thanks everyone for the helpful explanations! I'm new here and currently going through the same process. @Ava Thompson, that's really reassuring about the 2-4 week timeframe. I've been worried since it's been about 10 days for me with no updates. Should I be concerned if I haven't heard anything yet, or is that still within normal processing time? Also, when you mention keeping documentation ready - what specific documents should I have on hand just in case they ask?
Tom Maxon
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Tom Maxon
Not yet. It just means it was and the is it for eligibility.
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Mateo Rodriguez
Hi Erin! As Tom mentioned, "being " typically means your claim is under review but not yet approved. The processing stage can take several weeks as they verify your employment history, wages, and requirements. You should receive correspondence from regarding their decision once the review is complete. Keep checking your online account for updates and make sure to continue filing your weekly claims if required. Good luck!
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Ava Thompson
Just to add to what Tom and Mateo have shared - the "being " status can be nerve-wracking, but it's actually a positive sign that your claim made it through the initial submission phase. During processing, will verify your work history with previous employers and calculate your benefit amount. Make sure you have all your documentation ready in case they request additional information, and definitely keep filing those weekly certifications even while waiting. The process can take 2-4 weeks typically, but it varies depending on their current workload. Hang in there!
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Aisha Khan
•Thanks everyone for the helpful explanations! I'm new here and currently going through the same process. @Ava Thompson, that's really reassuring about the 2-4 week timeframe. I've been worried since it's been about 10 days for me with no updates. Should I be concerned if I haven't heard anything yet, or is that still within normal processing time? Also, when you mention keeping documentation ready - what specific documents should I have on hand just in case they ask?
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