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Update us on how your filing goes! Always curious to hear how the process works for different people.
Pro tip: when you file your initial claim, be completely honest about the circumstances of your termination. Don't try to hide anything or sugarcoat it. Washington ESD will find out the truth anyway when they contact your employer, and being dishonest could hurt your credibility.
Also remember that while you're waiting for your claim to be processed, you should still be actively job searching and keeping records. If you get approved, they might ask for your job search log going back to when you first filed. Don't wait until you're approved to start looking for work.
Final thought - if you end up needing to call Washington ESD about your severance situation and can't get through, definitely check out that Claimyr service I mentioned earlier. Having direct access to an agent who can look at your specific case is invaluable.
I was skeptical about using outside services to contact Washington ESD but honestly after trying for weeks to get through myself, I finally tried Claimyr and it worked great. Sometimes you just need to talk to a real person to get your questions answered properly.
One last tip - keep all your employment records, pay stubs, and any documentation about why you're unemployed. Washington ESD might ask for proof and it's better to have everything ready.
Daniel Price
One last thing - even if you're not 100% sure about your eligibility, it's worth applying. The worst they can do is deny you, and then you'll know for sure. Plus if you wait too long you might miss out on benefits you could have gotten.
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Benjamin Carter
•You're right. I'm going to apply this weekend. Thanks everyone for all the help and advice!
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Olivia Evans
Good luck with your application! The process gets easier once you get started and understand how it all works.
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Benjamin Carter
•Thanks! Feeling much more confident about this now.
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