TWC second payment delay - still no deposit after 3 days

TWC can be super inconsistent with deposit times. My first one came in 3 days but second took like 8 days for no reason at all. As long as your payment request status shows 'processed' in the system ur probably fine

TWC payment processing times can vary, especially if it's your first few payments. Typically, you should expect to receive your deposit within 2-3 business days after requesting payment, but it can take up to 7-10 business days in some cases. Several factors can affect this timeline: 1. Bank processing times (direct deposit can be faster than debit card) 2. If it's a holiday week 3. Whether there are any pending issues on your claim 4. Higher volume of claims being processed I'd recommend checking your payment status on the TWC website under "Claim and Payment Status" or call the Tele-Serv system at 800-558-8321. If your payment status shows "processed" but you haven't received funds, contact your bank. If it's still showing as "pending" after 5+ business days, you may need to contact TWC directly.

I've been on unemployment since February and I STILL have problems with random payment delays. Some weeks it's 2 days, others it's a full week with ZERO explanation! The TWC system is SO broken. They expect us to do everything perfectly on time but then take however long they want to actually give us OUR MONEY. Try calling them - HA! Good luck getting through!!

Has anyone checked if theres a holiday this week that might be slowing things down? I remember Memorial Day messed up my timeline last month. Also are you using direct deposit or the TWC debit card? The card usually takes an extra day.

If you don't see any status change by tomorrow, you should definitely call TWC to check if there's an issue with your claim. Sometimes the second payment gets flagged for additional verification even when the first one went through smoothly. I had this happen and it turned out they needed to verify one of my work search activities. Here's a tip though - instead of spending hours trying to reach TWC on your own, I recently discovered a service called Claimyr that helped me get through to a TWC agent in about 15 minutes instead of trying for days. Their website is claimyr.com and they have a video showing how it works: https://youtu.be/V-IMvH88P1U?si=kNxmh025COIlIzKh It was super helpful when I had a similar issue with delayed payment, and the TWC agent was able to resolve my problem right away once I actually got through to them.

Totally normal for TWC to be inconsistent with payment timeframes. My payments last year would vary between 2-7 business days with no rhyme or reason. The important thing is making sure your payment request status eventually changes from "received" to "processed." If it stays on "received" for more than a week, that's when you should worry. Also, do you have any earnings to report for that second payment request period? Sometimes that can slow things down as they need to calculate your partial benefit amount.

That's great news! When the status changes to 'processed,' it typically means the funds have been sent to your bank or payment method. You should see the deposit within 1-2 business days, depending on your bank's processing time. If you have direct deposit, it's often faster than the TWC debit card option. For future reference, TWC payment processing can follow this general timeline: - Payment Request Received → Initial acknowledgment of your request - Processing → TWC is reviewing your request - Processed → Payment has been approved and sent Glad to hear you'll likely receive your funds soon! For ongoing claims, it helps to request payment on your designated day and keep good records of all your work search activities.

Glad to hear you got your payment! Yeah, TWC's inconsistent timing is definitely frustrating when you're trying to budget. I've been dealing with this for months now and have learned to just expect variability. One thing that helps is setting up low balance alerts with your bank so you're not constantly checking your account. Also, if you ever have issues again, documenting the exact dates of your requests and when payments hit can be useful if you need to call TWC about patterns or delays.

Honestly, the inconsistent timing with TWC is one of the most stressful parts of being unemployed. I'm glad you finally got your payment! For what it's worth, I've noticed that sometimes the second and third payments take longer because they do random quality checks - not necessarily because there's a problem with your claim, but just part of their process. It's super annoying when you're trying to manage bills and rent. I started keeping a small emergency fund specifically for these TWC delays after going through this myself. Also, if you ever need to call them again, try calling right when they open at 8am - much better chance of getting through than later in the day.

I've been through similar delays with TWC and it's definitely nerve-wracking when you have bills due! One thing I learned is that TWC often processes payments in batches, so sometimes there can be random delays even when everything is correct on your end. Since your status changed to 'processed', that's actually a really good sign - it means they've approved your payment and sent it to your bank. In my experience, once it hits 'processed' status, the money usually shows up within 24-48 hours. TWC's system is just really inconsistent with timing unfortunately. I started requesting my payments earlier in the week (like Monday or Tuesday) to give myself more buffer time before bills are due. Also, if you're using direct deposit, make sure your bank info is still current in your TWC profile - sometimes small changes can cause delays. Hang in there, you should see that deposit very soon!