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Also worth mentioning - if you have any issues with your payment not showing up, that's when services like Claimyr become really valuable. They can help you get through to Washington ESD to figure out what's wrong.
UPDATE: Just got my payment! It showed up this morning exactly like everyone said it would. Thanks for all the reassurance and advice in this thread!
Great to see a success story! For anyone else reading this thread later - the 2-3 business day timeline mentioned here is pretty accurate for Washington ESD payments once your weekly claims are processed.
If your employer contests your claim (says you were fired for misconduct or quit voluntarily), be prepared to provide documentation proving otherwise. Save emails, performance reviews, anything that supports your version of events.
Last thing - don't ignore any mail or messages from Washington ESD. Even if it looks like junk mail, open it. Missing a deadline or failing to respond can mess up your benefits big time.
whatever you do dont give up on filing the weekly claims even if it feels pointless while youre waiting... learned that lesson the hard way
Final thought - if you do end up needing to contact Washington ESD directly, have all your information ready: Social Security number, claim confirmation number, employment dates, and specific questions written down. The agents are helpful but the calls are often short.
Emma Davis
I'm getting $445/week after working in tech for 3 years. The calculation seems fair based on what I was making. Just make sure you file your weekly claims on time every week.
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CosmicCaptain
•What happens if you miss filing a weekly claim?
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Emma Davis
•You can usually file late but you might not get paid for that week. Better to just stay on top of it every Sunday.
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Malik Johnson
Thanks everyone for all the info! I feel much more prepared to file my claim now. Sounds like I can expect around $285/week based on my earnings history.
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Andre Dupont
•You're welcome! Remember to apply as soon as possible after your last day of work to avoid any delays.
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Isabella Ferreira
•Good luck! The whole process can be overwhelming but this forum helped me too when I was starting out.
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