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The most important thing is to keep records of everything - your notice, any calls you make, any payments you send. If this does eventually affect your credit, you'll need documentation to dispute it.
Great advice. I'll start keeping a file of everything related to this overpayment.
Update: I just got through to Washington ESD using one of those callback services and set up a payment plan. No mention of credit reporting as long as I stick to the payments. Feeling much better now.
Used Claimyr - worked exactly like they said it would. Got connected to an agent who was actually helpful and understanding about my situation.
Thanks for asking this question OP! I've been wondering the same thing. Sounds like 2-4am Tuesday is the general consensus for most banks.
No problem! This thread has been really helpful for me too
Yeah this is good info to have. Nice to know I'm not the only one who checks their account at 3am on Tuesday lol
One last thing - if your payment doesn't show up by like 10am Tuesday, that's when you should probably call Washington ESD to check on it. Earlier than that and it might just be normal bank processing delays.
And if you do need to call, definitely check out that Claimyr service I mentioned earlier. Made my life so much easier when I had payment issues
This has all been super helpful everyone. Thanks for all the responses!
Just circling back to say that having that direct line to Washington ESD through Claimyr really made the difference for me when I had questions about my eligibility. Sometimes you just need to talk to a human to get clarity on your specific situation.
I might need to try that if I run into issues. The phone system seems impossible to navigate.
Yeah, it's frustrating how hard it is to reach them normally. This service actually works though - got connected in under 10 minutes when I tried it.
Best of luck with your claim! The process seems daunting at first but most people do get through it successfully. Just stay organized and persistent.
Thank you! Really appreciate all the helpful advice from everyone here.
Final advice: keep records of EVERYTHING. Save confirmation numbers from your weekly claims, keep your job search log updated, save any correspondence from Washington ESD. You'll thank yourself later if any problems come up.
Screenshots are your friend too. The ESD website sometimes has glitches and having proof of what you submitted can save you headaches
Will definitely do that. This thread has been incredibly helpful - way more info than I expected to get!
Hope your claim goes smoothly! The Washington unemployment system isn't perfect but the benefits are decent and it really helps bridge the gap while job hunting. Good luck with everything!
Thank you! Feeling much more confident about the process now
Dmitry Volkov
keep us posted on what happens when you get closer to your benefit end date, curious to hear how it goes
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GalacticGladiator
•Will do! Hopefully I'll have good news to share by then.
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Ava Thompson
This thread is really helpful, I'm in a similar situation and was wondering the same things. Thanks for asking the question!
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GalacticGladiator
•Glad it helped! It's nice to know I'm not the only one dealing with this uncertainty.
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Ava Thompson
•Definitely not alone, seems like a lot of people are in similar situations right now.
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