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UPDATE: The money hit my account this morning (Wednesday)! Showed as pending last night around 11pm and was available when I woke up. Thanks again for all the help everyone!
Awesome! Glad it worked out for you! 👍
That's great news! Perfect timing too since your bills are due Friday. Thanks for updating us - this confirms the typical Sunday to Wednesday timeline that others mentioned works pretty consistently.
Great to see everything worked out smoothly for you! This is really helpful for future reference. The Sunday request → Tuesday pending → Wednesday available timeline seems to be the most consistent pattern for BofA customers based on what everyone's shared here. It's also a good reminder to always double-check your work search activities are properly documented before submitting your request to avoid any unexpected delays.
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I went through something similar a few months ago! The key thing that helped me was getting a letter from my local transit authority confirming I had access to public transportation, plus I got my mechanic to write a simple note saying my car was in working condition. Also, don't forget that rideshare services like Uber/Lyft count as transportation too - you can screenshot the apps on your phone as proof you have access. The appeal process can be slow but stick with it - most of these initial denials get overturned if you provide proper documentation. You've got this! 💪
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update?? did u get this fixed? im dealing with something similar now 😩
Yes! Finally got through to someone using that Claimyr service someone mentioned above. The agent confirmed it was a system error from their recent update. My determination letter is back in my documents and the claim is showing approved again. The overpayment was completely erroneous - they had somehow merged part of another person's claim with mine. All fixed now, but it took about a week to get it all sorted out.
Glad to hear you got it resolved! This is exactly why I always tell people to document everything and keep pushing when they know something's wrong. The fact that they merged part of another person's claim with yours is concerning but unfortunately not that uncommon with their system updates. For anyone else dealing with similar issues - NebulaKnight's experience shows that persistence pays off. Don't let them tell you to "just wait and see" when you know there's an error. System glitches like this can snowball into bigger problems if you don't address them quickly. Also want to emphasize what others mentioned about contacting your state representative if you can't get through normal channels. Their offices deal with TWC issues regularly and know exactly who to contact to escalate problems.
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Glad to hear your payment came through! That's exactly the timeline most people experience. For anyone else still waiting, just remember that 3-5 business days is pretty standard for TWC, especially for first payments. The system works, it's just not always as fast as we'd like when we're stressed about bills. Thanks for updating us with the good news!
That's awesome news @Andre Moreau! So glad it worked out and you got your payment. I'm new here but dealing with a similar situation - my claim was processed on 2/20 and I'm still waiting. Reading through this thread has been really helpful though. Seems like 3-5 business days is the norm, so I'll try to be patient a bit longer. Thanks everyone for sharing your experiences, it really helps to know what to expect when you're going through this for the first time!
Welcome to the community @Giovanni Mancini! You're absolutely right that this thread is super helpful for understanding the timeline. Since your claim was processed on 2/20 (which was a Monday), you should expect to see your payment by Thursday or Friday at the latest, assuming no issues. The fact that you're reading through experiences like this shows you're being proactive, which is smart. Just keep an eye on your TWC account for any correspondence messages, and if it goes beyond 5 business days, that's when you'd want to call. Fingers crossed it shows up soon!
Nathaniel Mikhaylov
Congratulations Miranda! This is such great news and really helpful for others who might face similar situations. Your case perfectly illustrates why it's so important to distinguish between "unable to work due to pregnancy" vs "able to work with restrictions but employer can't accommodate." The fact that you kept documenting everything and persisted in explaining your situation clearly made all the difference. Enjoy that well-deserved backpay relief!
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Hannah Flores
•This is such an encouraging outcome! As someone new to this community, I really appreciate seeing how everyone came together to help Miranda navigate this complex situation. It's also reassuring to know that TWC can make the right decision when the facts are presented clearly. The distinction between being unable to work versus being able to work with accommodations that the employer won't provide is so important - I'll definitely remember that if I ever face a similar issue. Thanks for sharing the update and congratulations on your approval!
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Emma Davis
What a relief to see this positive outcome! Your case is a perfect example of why persistence and clear documentation matter so much with TWC claims. I've seen too many people give up when they get that initial confusing call from an adjudicator, but you stuck with it and got the right result. The key takeaway for anyone reading this is exactly what you experienced - being able and available to work with medical restrictions is very different from being unable to work entirely. Your employer's inability to accommodate doesn't make you ineligible for benefits, it actually supports your claim. Thanks for taking the time to update us with the good news - it gives hope to others dealing with similar situations!
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