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Perfect resolution! This thread will be helpful for other people wondering about Washington ESD deposit timing. The key takeaway is: file by Sunday, expect deposit by Wednesday morning, don't panic if your bank takes until Thursday.
Glad it worked out! And remember, if you ever need to actually speak with Washington ESD about payments or other issues, that Claimyr service at claimyr.com is really helpful for getting through their phone system quickly.
You mentioned you're confused about documentation - honestly, the application will tell you exactly what you need as you go through it. Don't stress too much about gathering everything beforehand.
Been getting Washington ESD payments for 4 months now and Wednesday has never failed. Only thing that throws off the schedule is federal holidays that close banks.
One more thing - if your payment is ever late or missing, don't panic immediately. Sometimes there are processing delays that resolve within 24 hours. But if it's been more than 2 days, definitely contact Washington ESD.
And when you do need to contact them, that Claimyr service really does work. Saved me so much frustration when I had a payment issue last month.
The key to winning your appeal is being organized and having a clear timeline of events. Practice explaining your side of the story clearly and concisely before the hearing.
Been watching this thread and just wanted to say good luck with your appeal! It's stressful but if you have good documentation like you say, you should win. The system is frustrating but it does work sometimes.
Jamal Harris
For anyone still struggling to get answers from Washington ESD directly, there's a service called Claimyr that can help. I found out about it from someone else on here and it actually worked. They have a website at claimyr.com and there's even a demo video. Beats spending all day on hold.
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GalaxyGlider
•Is that the same service someone mentioned earlier? Might be worth trying if ESD keeps hanging up on me.
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Jamal Harris
•Yeah same one. Really helped me get through to someone who could explain my overpayment situation properly.
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Mei Wong
Bottom line - keep all your documentation, claim the deduction on Schedule 1, and don't let Washington ESD push you around if you think the overpayment is wrong. You have rights in this process.
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Freya Andersen
•Thanks everyone for all the helpful advice. This thread has been really informative and makes me feel less alone in dealing with this.
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Liam Sullivan
•Glad this helped! The tax stuff around unemployment can be really confusing but it's good to know your options.
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