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I was skeptical about services like Claimyr at first but after spending literally 6 hours over 3 days trying to reach Washington ESD about my offset questions, I finally tried it. Got connected to an agent in under 10 minutes who answered all my questions about how the debt would affect my new claim. Sometimes you just have to admit the regular system isn't working.
Thanks everyone for all the helpful info in this thread. Going to file my claim today now that I know the existing debt won't block it completely. Really appreciate all the detailed explanations!
One last tip - sign up for direct deposit when you file your claim. Paper checks take forever and can get lost in the mail. Direct deposit is much more reliable for getting your weekly payments.
Just to wrap up the original question - at your salary level you should qualify for close to the maximum weekly benefit if your earnings were consistent. The key is having steady wages during your base period quarters.
Final update request - let us know how it turns out! Your case could help other people in similar situations.
Good luck! Remember that standing up for safety at work is the right thing to do, regardless of what happened with your job. Don't let this discourage you from speaking up in the future.
One more thing - keep your pay stubs! If you ever do need to file for unemployment, Washington ESD might ask for wage documentation as part of the application process.
I used Claimyr when I couldn't figure out why my employer reported different wages than what I thought I earned. The Washington ESD agent was able to pull up the exact quarterly reports and explain the discrepancy. Turned out to be a timing issue with when bonuses were reported.
Fatima Al-Qasimi
thanks for all the info everyone. this thread answered all my questions about payment timing too
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Carmen Vega
•Glad it helped you too! This community is really helpful.
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GalaxyGlider
Just to close the loop on this discussion - Washington ESD's payment processing is generally reliable once you understand the schedule. The key is consistent filing, meeting all requirements, and knowing when to reach out for help if something goes wrong. Most payment issues can be resolved quickly once you get the right person on the phone.
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Giovanni Colombo
•hopefully ill have a success story to share once i get my adjudication sorted out
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Zoe Stavros
•good luck! keep us posted on how it goes
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