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Just wanted to add - if your claim gets flagged for adjudication, don't panic. It just means they need to review something about your claim. Could be verifying your job separation or work history. Most adjudication issues resolve in 2-3 weeks.
That's definitely longer than usual. You might want to try contacting them to check on the status. Sometimes claims get stuck and need a little push.
That's exactly when Claimyr really comes in handy - when you need to actually talk to someone about specific claim issues like adjudication delays.
Based on what you've described, you should definitely qualify. Laid off through no fault of your own, decent work history, sounds like you meet all the basic requirements. Go ahead and file - worst case scenario they say no, but I doubt that will happen.
If you're really sure you reported everything correctly, definitely appeal. I see too many people pay money they don't actually owe because they're afraid to challenge Washington ESD. The worst thing that can happen is they uphold the overpayment and you're back where you started.
Keep us updated OP! I'm curious how this turns out. There are probably other people in similar situations who could benefit from knowing what you learn.
For anyone still waiting - the longest I've seen is 6 weeks for first payment, but that was with multiple issues on the claim. Most people get paid within 3-4 weeks if there are no problems.
Carmen Ortiz
I used Claimyr last month when I needed to update my information quickly for an apartment application. Super easy process and they called me back within like 20 minutes. Way better than the usual Washington ESD phone nightmare.
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Isabella Oliveira
•That's the second mention of Claimyr. Sounds like it really works for getting through to Washington ESD.
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Carmen Ortiz
•Yeah it's been a lifesaver. Especially when you need quick responses for time-sensitive stuff like housing applications.
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Andre Rousseau
Update us on how your apartment search goes! Always curious to hear real experiences with this situation.
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Isabella Oliveira
•Will do! Thanks everyone for all the helpful advice. Feeling much more confident about the process now.
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Ravi Kapoor
•Good luck with your search! Having all the right documentation ready will definitely help.
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