TWC payment schedule question - filed Tuesday but need Thursday direct deposit

depends on ur bank but usually takes 2-3 business days after filing so probably friday or monday

In my experience, if you file on Tuesday, you probably won't see the payment until Friday at the earliest, possibly Monday. The TWC processing system typically runs overnight batches, and there's a standard 2-3 business day processing time before direct deposits hit your account. If you need to be certain about your payment status, I'd recommend checking your payment status on the TWC website or through Tele-Serv (800-558-8321).

i always file tuesday and get mine friday morning with frost bank

I had the EXACT same problem last month!!! Filed on Tuesday because I completely forgot on Monday (my bad) and then had to wait till MONDAY the next week for my $$$. It's SO frustrating how their system works. I called and called TWC for THREE DAYS trying to see if they could expedite it because my electricity was about to get cut off but NOBODY would pick up!!!! The system is BROKEN and they don't care about people suffering!!!!

Have you tried calling TWC to check on the status? If you need to get through quickly I'd suggest using Claimyr.com - it helped me bypass the busy lines last month when I had a payment delay issue. They have a video showing how it works at https://youtu.be/V-IMvH88P1U?si=kNxmh025COIlIzKh. Got me through to an agent in about 20 minutes instead of spending days redialing.

Here's what you need to know about the TWC payment schedule: 1. Payment requests are processed overnight on the day you file 2. Direct deposits are then initiated the next business day 3. Most banks take 1-2 additional business days to post the funds So if you filed Tuesday, TWC processes it Tuesday night, initiates payment Wednesday, and your bank likely deposits it Friday or Monday depending on their processing times. One thing to check is your TWC account online - look at your payment status. If it shows "processed" rather than "pending," that means TWC has sent it to your bank, and the delay is now on the banking side.

next time file sunday night lol thats what i do now after learning the hard way

Quick update on my original comment - if your claim has any special circumstances (like this is your first payment request, you reported earnings, or answered 'yes' to any of the eligibility questions), that could add additional review time. Those factors can sometimes delay the standard processing timeline I mentioned earlier.

I'm in a similar boat - filed Tuesday due to a scheduling conflict and really need that money by the weekend. Based on what everyone's saying here, it sounds like Friday is our best bet if the status shows "processed." I've been checking my account obsessively since filing! The anxiety of waiting when bills are due is the worst part of this whole unemployment process. Really wish TWC had more flexibility with their processing times for urgent situations.

Just want to add that if you have Chase bank specifically, they tend to post TWC direct deposits around 3-4 AM on Friday mornings when filed on Tuesday. I've been tracking this pattern for months now. Also, pro tip - if you're really stressed about timing, you can usually see "pending deposits" in your mobile banking app a day before they actually post. Shows up as a pending transaction Thursday evening if it's going to hit Friday morning. Hope this helps ease some of the anxiety while you wait!

I've been through this exact situation multiple times! Filing on Tuesday typically means you'll see the deposit on Friday if everything processes smoothly. Since your status already shows "processed," that's a really good sign - it means TWC has done their part and sent the payment to your bank. Most banks post ACH deposits like unemployment benefits early Friday morning, usually between 2-6 AM. I'd recommend checking your account first thing Friday morning. For future reference, I always set a Sunday evening reminder on my phone to file my payment request - it's become such a routine that I rarely miss it anymore. The stress of late filing when bills are due is just not worth it! Hang in there, Friday is looking promising for you.

I work for a credit union and can confirm what others are saying about the timing. When TWC sends ACH payments on Wednesday (after Tuesday filing), most financial institutions receive the file that same day but hold it for processing until the next business day. So Friday morning is very likely for your deposit. One thing I always tell our members - if you're cutting it close with bills, consider setting up overdraft protection or talking to your landlord about a brief extension. Many landlords are understanding about unemployment delays if you communicate proactively. Also, some banks offer early direct deposit features that can post funds up to 2 days early - might be worth asking about for future payments!

I've been filing unemployment claims for over a year now and have tracked the patterns pretty closely. Tuesday filing almost always results in Friday deposit, assuming no issues with your claim. The fact that your status shows "processed" is the key indicator - that means TWC has completed their review and sent the payment instruction to your bank. At this point it's just waiting on standard ACH processing times. I'd say you have about a 90% chance of seeing it Friday morning, maybe 10% chance it gets delayed to Monday depending on your specific bank's processing schedule. For what it's worth, I've never had a Tuesday filing take longer than Friday to hit my account when the status showed processed within 24 hours. Try to hang in there!

I've been dealing with TWC payments for about 8 months now and can share some insight on the timing. When you file on Tuesday, here's typically what happens: TWC processes overnight Tuesday into Wednesday, then initiates the ACH transfer Wednesday morning. Most banks receive the transfer file Wednesday but don't post it until Friday due to standard ACH processing rules (they hold it for 1-2 business days). Since your claim already shows "processed," you're in good shape for a Friday morning deposit. I use Bank of America and consistently see my deposits hit around 5 AM on Fridays when I file Tuesday. One tip for the future - I set up account alerts so I get a text the moment any deposit hits, which saves me from constantly checking the app. Also consider asking your bank about their ACH posting schedule - some post earlier than others. Hang in there, Friday is looking very likely for you!

I've been filing TWC claims for about 2 years now and Tuesday filings are definitely doable for Friday deposits! Since your status already shows "processed," you're basically guaranteed to see the money Friday morning. TWC has already done their part - now it's just your bank's standard ACH processing time. I use Wells Fargo and typically see Tuesday-filed payments hit my account around 3-4 AM Friday. The key thing is that "processed" status - if it still showed "pending" I'd be more worried about delays. For future reference, I always file Sunday nights now because the stress of waiting when bills are due just isn't worth it. But you should be good for Friday! I'd recommend setting up mobile deposit alerts so you know the second it hits rather than obsessively checking your balance.

I've been in your exact situation before and I totally understand the stress! Based on my experience and what everyone else is saying here, you should definitely see your payment Friday morning since your status already shows "processed." That's the key indicator that TWC has done their part. I use Capital One and when I file on Tuesday, I almost always get my deposit by 6 AM Friday. The waiting is terrible when you have bills due, but the system is pretty predictable once you know the timeline. For next time, I'd really recommend setting a phone reminder for Sunday evenings to file - it's saved me so much anxiety! Also check if your bank offers early direct deposit features, some banks will post unemployment benefits a day or two early. Hang in there, Friday is looking really good for you!