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Here's what worked for me and others I know - comprehensive guide: First, try Claimyr.com if you're desperate and don't mind paying $20. They'll wait on hold and connect you to an agent. Free methods: - Call exactly at 8:00 AM - Use phone menu options 1, then 9, then 2 - Email your state representative - Message them on Twitter (they sometimes respond) - Try calling on Wednesday afternoons (usually less busy) DON'T waste time with the automated system. You need a real person for most issues. Let me know if you need more specific details about any of these methods.
the twitter thing actually works sometimes no cap
quick question - did u get any letters in the mail about this? wondering if they sent anything about the missed certification
facts. system straight up broke af
Did you work at all during those weeks? Even part time work can mess up your claims if not reported correctly
nah, was completely unemployed during that time
Call 211! They can connect you with free legal help for both the DV situation and unemployment stuff. That's what I did and got approved no issues
bruh unemployment system is broken af but DV cases they actually take serious. just make sure u document EVERYTHING
facts 💯 they dont mess around with safety issues
Diego Vargas
These BYE dates are such a pain fr. System needs a serious update its not 1995 anymore smh
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CosmicCruiser
•facts! whole website looks like it was made on geocities 🤣
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Anastasia Fedorov
Listen up because this is important. Here's exactly what you need to do for your BYE date transition: First, complete your final certification for the current claim as normal. After that, wait until the following Monday to file your new claim. Have these docs ready: - Last 18 months of employment history - Accurate dates and contact info for employers - Your separation reason from each job - Social security card and ID If you need to speak with someone (which you probably will), use claimyr.com - they'll get you through to an agent without the endless calling. The biggest mistake people make is filing too early or not having their docs ready. Trust me, I learned this the hard way.
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Sean Doyle
•This should be pinned fr fr 💯
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