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Just wanted to follow up - the agent I talked to through Claimyr was super helpful. Turns out my employer had reported my separation reason incorrectly and that's why I was in adjudication. She's sending me the forms to get it corrected. Would never have known this without calling!
Bottom line - yes you can call Washington ESD but be prepared for a long wait or try one of these callback services if you can't sit on hold all day. The important thing is getting your questions answered so you can move forward with your claim.
My advice: apply as soon as possible but don't expect instant results. Keep detailed records of everything, be patient with the system, and don't hesitate to ask for help when you need it. You'll get through this!
One last thing - save all your correspondence from Washington ESD! Determination letters, notices, everything. If you ever need to appeal a decision, you'll need that documentation. I keep a dedicated folder just for unemployment paperwork.
I've filed 5 times over my career due to various layoffs in the tech industry. Never been an issue. The key is always being honest and meeting the work requirements between claims.
One last thing - if you're planning to file, do it online if possible. The phone system is a nightmare but the website usually works fine for straightforward claims.
Online filing is great until you hit a snag and need to talk to someone. That's when services like Claimyr become really valuable for getting through to an actual person.
Ella Harper
saved this thread for reference. unemployment math is confusing but at least now i understand the basics
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Liam Cortez
•Same! Glad I'm not the only one who found this confusing at first.
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PrinceJoe
Hope you get a good benefit amount OP! The waiting is always stressful but sounds like you're on the right track.
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Liam Cortez
•Thank you! Feeling much more confident about the process now.
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