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wait hold up - does this actually happen that often? I've been on unemployment for 3 months and haven't had any issues... should I be worried?
Better safe than sorry. Change your password and enable any extra security features they offer. The system is being targeted heavy right now.
make SURE you download and save every single piece of correspondence they send you. my husband's claim suddenly said he needed to submit docs he'd already sent 3 times. thankfully we had confirmations of everything.
i had this exact isssue! you need to request a reconsideration of your monetary determination. should be somewhere in ur online account or call and ask about it specifically
theres a form called Request for Reconsideration. if u cant find it online u gotta call and ask them to send it to u. fill it out ASAP cuz theres a time limit
for what its worth i had the same issue and had to just keep trying the 888 number for almost 2 weeks before i got through. no magic solution just persistence. its a terrible system.
Dude the SAME thing happened to me last week!! Like exactly the same - 8 weeks used out of 14 weeks eligible and then suddenly "benefit year ended." I spent 4 hours on the phone and finally got through. They said it was a system error on their end. The rep reset something and my remaining weeks showed back up the next day.
you might have triggered a review flag in the system. did you start working part time or have any change in your income reporting? that sometimes causes the system to mistakenly end your benefit year early.
Natalie Adams
CALL THE ADVOCATE OFFICE!! Regular customer service won't help. The advocate office number is (855) 528-5618. They specialize in difficult cases and tax issues. Took me 3 days but I finally got my corrected 1099.
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Elijah O'Reilly
•I tried this number and it just refers you back to the main line 😫
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Natalie Adams
•Really? It worked for me last week. Maybe they changed it because too many people were calling? System is such a mess.
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Amara Torres
My tax accountant said this is happening with several clients. He recommends filing with the correct amounts (based on your payment history record) and attaching a letter explaining the situation. If you get a notice from the IRS later, you'll have documentation to respond.
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