Washington Unemployment

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bottom line - weekly payments, file every week, money comes in a few days. dont make it more complicated than it is

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Thanks everyone for all the help. I feel much more confident about the process now.

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Glad you got your questions answered! The Washington ESD system can definitely be confusing at first but once you get into the routine it becomes second nature. Just remember to keep good records of everything in case you need to reference it later.

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Will do. This thread has been super helpful, thanks to everyone who responded!

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Make sure you keep making those small payments on the old debt even after you file the new claim. Shows good faith and they might be more flexible with the offset amount.

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Good point, I'll keep up with the payments I've been making.

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Yeah, don't just stop paying because they're taking it out of your benefits too. Keep doing both if you can afford it.

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Bottom line - file immediately. The debt doesn't disqualify you from benefits, it just reduces the amount you receive. You're still entitled to unemployment if you're eligible based on your work history and reason for separation.

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Good luck with your claim! Don't let the overpayment stress you out too much.

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And remember, if you run into any issues or need to talk to someone at Washington ESD about your specific situation, Claimyr can save you a lot of frustration with the phone system.

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One last thing - keep copies of everything! Your initial application, weekly claim confirmations, job search logs, any correspondence from ESD. You never know when you might need to reference something.

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Thanks everyone for all the help! I feel much more confident about starting this process now. Going to file my claim tonight.

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Good luck! Remember to file your weekly claims every week and keep up with your job search. You've got this!

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Another service mention - if you do run into problems and need to talk to ESD, definitely check out that Claimyr thing. I was skeptical at first but it really works. Saved me hours of frustration trying to get through their phone system.

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I'll keep that in mind. Hopefully the process goes smoothly but it's good to know there are options if I get stuck.

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After you file, you'll need to file weekly claims to actually receive benefits. Don't forget that part - filing the initial claim is just the first step.

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Every week, usually on Sundays. You'll get instructions after your initial claim is processed.

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And you have to keep filing them even if your claim is in adjudication or you might lose benefits for those weeks.

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Last thing - be 100% honest on your application. Washington ESD will verify everything and any false information can disqualify you permanently.

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Definitely planning to be completely honest. Not worth the risk of getting in trouble.

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Smart approach. Better to be approved slower than to have your claim denied for misrepresentation.

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One last tip - if you're unsure about anything during the application process, it's better to be honest and provide too much information than to leave something out. Washington ESD can always clarify things later, but omitting information can cause delays or issues with your claim.

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Great advice! I'll make sure to be thorough when I fill out the application.

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Absolutely. Accuracy and completeness are key to avoiding adjudication delays and other complications.

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thanks for asking this question OP! i was wondering the same thing. this thread has been super helpful for understanding the current benefit amounts

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You're welcome! Glad it helped you too. This community has been really informative.

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