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Overall, unemployment insurance is there to help you during a difficult time. Yes, there are rules and requirements, but it's a safety net that you and your employer have been paying into. Don't feel ashamed about using it - that's exactly what it's designed for.
Just remember that if you're having trouble reaching Washington ESD customer service, there are options like Claimyr to help you get through. Sometimes talking to an actual person can clear up confusion much faster than trying to figure everything out online.
I used Claimyr last month when my claim got stuck in adjudication. Finally got to talk to someone who explained what was happening instead of just waiting and wondering.
One more success story to add to the pile - I collected both for 7 months in 2023 while looking for work. Never had any issues with Washington ESD. The key is just being honest and following all the regular unemployment requirements.
Actually found this thread because I was searching for the same information. Sounds like the consensus is that it's definitely allowed. Now I just need to figure out the best way to get through to Washington ESD to confirm the details for my specific situation.
If you're having trouble reaching them, definitely check out that Claimyr service I mentioned earlier. It really helped me get through when I needed to talk to someone at Washington ESD.
washington esd really needs to get their act together. how many people are going to have tax problems because of their system errors? this is ridiculous
Final thought - if you do end up needing to contact Washington ESD about this, make sure you have your Social Security number, the exact amount on the 1099-G, and documentation of your claim denial ready. They'll need all of that information to process the correction.
Thanks for all the help everyone. I'm going to try the Claimyr service tomorrow and see if I can finally get through to someone who can fix this mess.
Make sure you have all your employment dates exactly right. Washington ESD will verify everything with your employers and any discrepancies can cause delays or issues with your claim.
The whole unemployment system in Washington is just frustrating. But once you get through the initial hurdles, the weekly claims are pretty straightforward. Hang in there!
Emily Jackson
I believe it's 30 days from the date of the determination notice. But don't quote me on that - check the notice carefully if you get one.
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Freya Thomsen
That's correct - 30 days from the mailing date of the determination. The deadline is clearly stated on any denial notice.
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