New York Unemployment claim pending after adjudication case closed - what does this mean?

If the adjudication is closed that usually means they finished reviewing your case. Keep checking your payment history tab daily. Mine went from pending to paid about 3 days after adjudication closed without any notice 💯

I found a way to actually get someone on the phone finally. Used this site claimyr.com - its a calling service that waits on hold and calls you when an agent picks up. Costs $20 but totally worth it cause I was going crazy trying to get answers. Here's their demo video: https://youtu.be/Rdqa1gKtxuE

Bruh same exact situation rn. Been pending for 5 weeks after sending questionnaire. This system is straight trash 🤮

Here's what you need to know about NY unemployment claims after adjudication: - Closed adjudication usually means they finished reviewing your docs - Pending status can last 2-6 weeks after adjudication - Keep certifying weekly even while pending - Check payment history tab daily - If urgent, use claimyr.com to reach an agent (worth the $20) - Watch your email AND mail for correspondence - Document everything in case you need to appeal Don't give up, most claims get approved after adjudication closes!

try calling right when they open at 8am. sometimes u can get lucky and skip the wait

email your state representative! they can actually help speed things up sometimes

Had the exact same thing happen to me last year! When adjudication closes it means they made a decision on your eligibility. The pending status after that is usually just processing time for payments to start flowing. Mine took about 10 days after adjudication closed to switch from pending to paid. Keep certifying every week and definitely check that payment history tab daily like others said. The backpay should come through all at once when it finally processes. Hang in there! 💪

Been in the same boat! From what I've learned lurking here, closed adjudication is actually good news - means they reviewed your case and made a determination. The pending status after that is just the system catching up with payments. I'd definitely recommend using that claimyr service people mentioned if you really need to talk to someone. Also make sure you're still doing your weekly certifications even while pending - you don't want to miss any weeks. The waiting sucks but sounds like most people here eventually got their money once the system processed everything. Keep us posted on how it goes!

Going through the exact same thing right now! Filed 3 weeks ago, sent back all their forms immediately, and now I'm stuck in this limbo where adjudication closed but claim still pending. It's so frustrating not knowing what's happening or when payments might start. Really appreciate everyone sharing their experiences here - gives me hope that this is normal and I'll eventually get paid. Going to try that claimyr service if nothing changes by next week. Has anyone had luck with the online chat feature or is calling really the only way to get real answers?

I went through this exact same situation about 6 months ago! The waiting after adjudication closes is honestly the worst part because you have no idea what's happening. In my case, it took about 2 weeks from when adjudication closed to when I finally saw payments start hitting my account. The good news is that once it processes, you should get all the backpay for every week you certified while it was pending. My advice: definitely keep doing your weekly certifications no matter what, check that payment history tab obsessively (I was checking like 3 times a day lol), and if you really need answers that claimyr service everyone's mentioning seems legit based on the reviews here. The system is frustrating but hang in there - closed adjudication usually means you're approved and it's just a matter of time for the payments to catch up! 🤞

Just wanted to share my recent experience since I see so many people going through the same thing! I was in the exact same situation last month - adjudication closed but claim still pending. After reading all the advice here, I used that claimyr service and finally got through to an agent. She confirmed that closed adjudication means they approved my claim and the pending status was just processing delays. Took exactly 12 days from when adjudication closed to when payments started showing up. Got all my backpay in one lump deposit! The key things that helped: kept certifying every week religiously, checked payment history daily (usually updates overnight), and stayed patient even though it was stressful. For anyone still waiting - hang in there, the system really is just slow but it works eventually! 💪

I'm going through the exact same thing right now! Filed about 3 weeks ago, sent all their paperwork back immediately, and now I'm stuck with adjudication closed but claim still pending. It's so stressful not knowing when (or if) payments will start coming through. Really grateful for everyone sharing their experiences here - it helps to know this seems to be normal and most people eventually get their money. Based on what I'm reading, sounds like I need to keep doing my weekly certifications and just be patient while checking that payment history tab daily. Might try that claimyr service if I don't see any movement in the next week or two. Thanks for posting this question @Miguel Castro - you're definitely not alone in this situation! 🤞

Just went through this same situation a few months back! When adjudication closes, it usually means they've made a decision on your case (likely approved if you sent everything back properly). The pending status after that is just the system processing payments - super frustrating but normal. Mine took about 10 days after adjudication closed to switch to paid status. Keep doing your weekly certifications religiously and check that payment history tab daily. The backpay should come all at once when it finally processes. If you're really stressed about it, that claimyr service people mentioned seems to work well for getting actual answers from an agent. Hang in there - sounds like you're on the right track! 💪

I'm in the exact same situation right now! Filed my claim about 5 weeks ago, sent back their questionnaire the same day I got it, and now I'm stuck with "adjudication case closed" but claim still pending. It's been driving me crazy not knowing what's happening or when I might see any money. Reading through all these comments is honestly the first time I've felt hopeful about this whole process - seems like most people eventually get approved and get their backpay once the system catches up. I've been doing my weekly certifications religiously and checking that payment history tab multiple times a day (probably way too much lol). Definitely going to look into that claimyr service if nothing changes in the next week or two - $20 seems totally worth it for some actual answers from a real person instead of those useless automated messages. Thanks everyone for sharing your experiences, it really helps to know we're not going through this alone! 🙏

I went through this exact same thing about 2 months ago! When your adjudication case closes, it usually means they've finished reviewing your eligibility and made a decision (most likely approved if you submitted everything properly). The pending status after that is just the system processing your payments - it's super frustrating but totally normal. Mine took about 8 days after adjudication closed to finally switch to paid status. The key things that helped me: kept doing weekly certifications no matter what, checked payment history every morning (they usually update overnight), and tried to stay patient even though I was going crazy waiting. When it finally processed, I got all my backpay in one big deposit for every week I had certified. If you really need answers before then, that claimyr service people are mentioning sounds legit based on all the positive reviews here. Hang in there - sounds like you're on the right track and should see movement soon! 🙏

Going through this exact same situation right now! Filed my claim 4 weeks ago, sent all their documents back immediately, and I'm stuck with adjudication closed but still pending. It's been such a stressful waiting game not knowing when payments might start. Reading everyone's experiences here has been incredibly helpful though - sounds like this is totally normal and most people get their backpay once the system catches up. I've been religiously doing my weekly certifications and obsessively checking that payment history tab (probably way too much lol). Based on what everyone's sharing, it seems like anywhere from 1-3 weeks after adjudication closes is typical for payments to start processing. Definitely going to look into that claimyr service if I don't see any movement in the next week - $20 seems worth it for some actual answers and peace of mind. Thanks for posting this @Miguel Castro and thanks to everyone sharing their timelines and advice! It really helps to know we're not going through this alone. Fingers crossed we all see some positive movement soon! 🤞💪

Just went through this exact situation about a month ago! When your adjudication case closes, it means DOL finished reviewing your eligibility and made their determination. The pending status after that is just processing time - super frustrating but completely normal. Mine took 14 days after adjudication closed to finally see payments hit my account. Keep doing those weekly certifications no matter what (that's crucial for backpay) and check your payment history every morning since they usually update overnight. When it finally processed, I got all my backdated weeks in one lump sum. If you need peace of mind, that claimyr service everyone's mentioning is legit - used it myself and got through to an agent who confirmed everything was on track. The waiting sucks but hang in there, sounds like you're in good shape! 💪