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One last tip - keep copies of everything you submit to Washington ESD. Their system sometimes loses documents and you'll want backup copies if they ask for something again.
Whatever you do, don't let them talk you into a predatory loan just because your income situation is complicated. Those high-interest deals can trap you.
One more thing - if you do get approved somewhere, make sure you have a solid plan for when your unemployment benefits run out. Lenders might ask about your job search progress.
Partial unemployment saved me when my hours got cut. Definitely file sooner rather than later - benefits don't backdate very far.
Make sure your employer isn't going to contest your claim. Most don't for partial unemployment but it's worth mentioning to your manager that you're filing.
Oliver Zimmermann
Final thought - if you do end up using Claimyr or any service to reach Washington ESD, make sure you understand what information they need. But yeah, getting through to an actual person can make a huge difference in understanding your claim status.
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Liam Fitzgerald
•Will do. Really appreciate everyone's help on this thread!
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Natasha Volkova
Hope everything works out OP. Keep us updated on how it goes with your lender and Washington ESD claim!
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Liam Fitzgerald
•Thanks! I'll post an update once I get through this mess.
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NebulaNinja
•Good luck with everything. The hardship program should give you the breathing room you need.
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