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Whatever you do, don't stop filing your weekly claims while you're trying to reach them. Even if your main claim has issues, you need to keep filing to avoid additional problems.
Final update: I used Claimyr this morning and got through to Washington ESD in 25 minutes. The agent was able to see exactly what was wrong with my claim (some kind of identity verification flag that wasn't showing up properly on my end) and cleared it up immediately. My next payment should process normally. Definitely worth the fee to avoid the phone nightmare. Thanks everyone for the advice!
So happy you got it resolved! I might have to try Claimyr too if my issue doesn't get sorted out soon
One more thing - if you're ever unsure about your filing or have questions, that Claimyr service can help you get connected to Washington ESD directly. I used it when I had issues with my claim timing and it was super helpful.
if you run into any technical issues with the website or your account gets locked definitely try that claimyr thing people mentioned. i spent days trying to reset my password and couldn't get through to tech support
Final reminder - file your claim THIS WEEK if possible. Every week you delay is a week of potential benefits you're giving up. The sooner you start the process, the sooner you'll start receiving help.
I'm curious about the timeline here. How quickly do you have to respond to a job offer? I got one on Friday afternoon and they want an answer by Monday morning.
Final thought - whatever you decide, stick with it and be prepared to explain your reasoning. Washington ESD reviews these cases pretty thoroughly so having a clear, documented rationale is important.
Amina Diallo
honestly the hardest part isnt figuring out the benefit amount, its actually getting through to someone at ESD when you have problems. I spent literally 40+ hours on the phone over 2 weeks trying to resolve an issue with my claim. Finally got through using that Claimyr service someone mentioned earlier - totally worth it to avoid the phone hell
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Mateo Sanchez
•Sounds like that service is really helpful for getting through to agents. I'll definitely keep that in mind if I have issues.
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Amina Diallo
•Yeah, wish I had known about it sooner. Would have saved me so much frustration and wasted time.
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Oliver Schulz
Bottom line: with your income level, expect somewhere in the $350-450 range per week. File your claim ASAP, be completely honest and accurate on your application, keep detailed job search records, and be patient with the process. It's frustrating but most people do eventually get their benefits if they qualify.
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Mateo Sanchez
•Thanks everyone for all the helpful info! I feel much more prepared to file my claim now. Really appreciate all the advice and warnings about potential issues to watch out for.
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Natasha Kuznetsova
•Good luck with your claim! Hope everything goes smoothly and you find a new job soon.
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