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DETAILED GUIDE FOR GETTING THROUGH: After months of dealing with NY unemployment, here's what I've learned: 1. Regular phone method is basically useless now due to volume 2. Claimyr.com is actually legit - they wait on hold and call you when an agent picks up 3. If you want to try yourself, call at 8:01 AM sharp 4. Have your info ready when you call 5. Try the callback request on the website (hit or miss) 6. Message them on Twitter sometimes works Honestly, after all the headache, just use claimyr.com - saves hours of frustration
Here's what you need to do about your unemployment debit card situation: First, wait at least 14 business days from the mail date. Banks are required to give this much time before considering it lost. If it still hasn't arrived: 1. Check your address is correct in your unemployment portal 2. Contact KeyBank directly at their special UI card services number 3. If you need to speak with unemployment, use claimyr.com to get through - they'll wait on hold for you 4. Request a replacement if needed (takes another 7-10 days) 5. Consider setting up direct deposit for future payments Keep documenting everything, including when you were told it was mailed. Some people have luck checking USPS informed delivery to track it.
COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE TO REACHING NY UNEMPLOYMENT IN 2023: First, try the main number (888-209-8124) during less busy hours (usually 2-4pm). If that fails, here are your options: 1. Use claimyr.com - Yes it costs $20 but it works. They handle the calling and waiting. 2. Try calling your state representative's office - they sometimes have direct lines 3. Use the message portal on the DOL website 4. Email them at labor.sm.constituent.affairs@labor.ny.gov Protip: Document EVERYTHING. Write down who you talk to, when, and what they say. This helped me tons when I finally got through. Hope this helps! 💯
Natasha Petrova
bruh same boat rn. these unemployment clowns kept sending me benefits after i told them i got a job and now they want it all back with interest 🤮
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Javier Hernandez
•fr fr the system is broken af
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Emma Davis
Look into getting an experienced tax attorney. I paid around $1500 but they got my garnishment reduced from 25% to 10% and negotiated a better payment plan. Plus they dealt with all the paperwork which was worth every penny tbh.
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LunarLegend
•which attorney did u use? need one asap
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Emma Davis
•DMed you the info 👍
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