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Make sure you're keeping ALL your job search documentation - screenshots of applications, confirmation emails, contact info for places you've applied, etc. They might be targeting you for an audit (which is what all these interviews sound like). Hope it resolves soon!
I swear the NYSDOL website was coded by monkeys. It's always glitching out or showing contradictory info. Hang in there OP, and definitely try to talk to a human ASAP.
Have you checked your email? Sometimes they send important updates there instead of showing them on the website. Also, make sure to check your spam folder!
Here's what you can do: 1. Try calling the unemployment office early in the morning, right when they open. Keep redialing if you get a busy signal. 2. Check if your local library or community center has public computers you can use. 3. Ask a friend or family member if you can borrow their device to file your claim. 4. Some unemployment offices have physical locations where you can file in person. Look up if there's one near you. 5. If all else fails, you might need to get your phone fixed or replaced ASAP. Some repair shops offer same-day service. Remember to explain your situation to the unemployment office. They might be able to make accommodations or extend deadlines if you're having technical difficulties. Good luck!
Wow, thank you so much for this detailed response! This is really helpful 💯
Great advice! Saving this for future reference
anyone else notice the system always seems to crash right when you need it most? 🤔 conspiracy theory: they do it on purpose to reduce payouts
Maybe, but you gotta admit the timing is sus af 👀
Hey OP, when did you first file your claim? There might be different solutions depending on how long it's been pending.
I filed about 6 weeks ago. Been stuck in pending limbo ever since 😩
Amara Adeyemi
Have you tried reaching out to them on social media? Sometimes tweeting at them or messaging on Facebook can get a faster response.
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Giovanni Gallo
•I second this! I got a response within a day when I tweeted at them. Worth a shot!
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Fatima Al-Mazrouei
If all else fails, you might want to consider hiring an unemployment advocate. They cost money, but they know the system inside and out and can often get results faster.
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