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Hmmm, interesting issue. I actually work with someone who used to manage unemployment reviews and he told me that there are THREE separate verification processes each backpay has to go through, and if any one of them flags your account, the money won't come through. Absolutely ridiculous. Claimyr.com helped me bypass all that nonsense. Got a call from an agent who discovered my backpay was stuck in the 'eligibility review queue'. Fixed on the spot and got paid 2 days later.
thats crazy! what are the 3 verification processes? maybe we should all know what to look out for
According to my friend: 1) identity verification 2) wage/employer confirmation 3) weekly certification review. Any of these can trigger a manual review flag that just sits there until someone looks at it.
I think we're missing the bigger question - why not just take the extra hours and not report them? đź‘€
Terrible advice. They audit claims all the time and you could end up repaying everything plus penalties.
just jokin yall, dont come for me 🤣
You can absolutely work extra hours temporarily. I do this like every Christmas season (retail life lol). Just report your hours accurately each week, and your benefits will adjust. When January comes and you go back to your normal schedule, the system will adjust back too. You might get less or no benefits during your heavy weeks, but your overall claim stays open.
Always open ALL your mail during unemployment, even if it looks like junk. I've had important notices come in very plain unmarked envelopes. The system is designed to be confusing.
i hate KeyBank with a burning passion. their customer service is awful and their website looks like it was designed in 2005. switch to direct deposit asap
I had the exact same problem. For three weeks my payments just randomly stopped coming. The site showed everything was fine but no money in my account. Spent HOURS on hold and never got through. Finally used claimyr.com and got connected to an agent who found the problem - there was a flag on my account that needed to be removed. Once I talked to a human it got fixed in like 10 minutes. The website is useless for actual problems.
This is happening to everyone statewide. Check the DoL twitter - they posted about a "processing delay" but of course gave no details. Should be fixed by tomorrow according to their post.
https://www.facebook.com/NewYorkDOL/posts - its the post from this morning. they're blaming a "technical issue
Malik Johnson
18 months is WAYYY too long. The system buggs out sometimes and u fall through the cracks. After 90 days u should be asking for a supervisor or manager. call right when they open and press options for 'payment not received' not general questions.
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Isabella Santos
Check your message inbox on the unemployment website. Sometimes they send messages there but don't email you that you have a message. I had an issue that needed to be resolved sitting in my inbox for 3 months and I had no idea 🤦‍♂️
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ThunderBolt7
•Just checked and there's nothing there sadly. Just the original confirmation that my claim was received.
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