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Last thought - if you do need to contact Washington ESD and are having trouble getting through, seriously check out that Claimyr service I mentioned earlier. It made such a difference when I was dealing with my appeal. The video demo really shows how much time it can save you.
Just make sure you have all your employment information ready when you file your claim. They'll need your employer's name, address, dates of employment, and reason for separation. Having this information organized will speed up the process.
I wanted to follow up on the Claimyr service mentioned earlier. I was skeptical at first but used it last month when I couldn't get through to Washington ESD about my pending claim. It actually worked really well and saved me probably 6 hours of calling. The person I spoke with at Washington ESD was able to resolve my adjudication issue right away.
It's not free but it's way cheaper than losing days of work trying to get through to Washington ESD on your own. The time savings alone made it worth it for me.
I agree with this. I spent literally 8 hours over 3 days trying to get through to Washington ESD. Used Claimyr and got connected in under an hour. Sometimes you have to spend a little to save a lot of time and stress.
I'm going on week 6 with no payment and no explanation. My claim status just says 'under review' with no details. This is affecting my ability to pay for basic necessities. The lack of communication from Washington ESD is unacceptable.
Have you tried using Claimyr to get through to someone? I've seen several people mention it in this thread and it might be your best bet for getting answers.
For what it's worth, once the payments start coming, they're usually pretty reliable. The initial wait is brutal but after that it's mostly smooth sailing as long as you meet all the requirements.
One more thing - if Washington ESD does initially deny your claim, don't give up. You have the right to appeal and many people win their appeals even after being denied initially. The appeals process gives you a chance to present your side of the story.
Update us on how it goes! Always curious to hear how these situations turn out. Sounds like you have a strong case based on what you've described.
Ethan Clark
One last tip - if you do end up needing to contact Washington ESD for any reason after filing, I can't recommend Claimyr enough. Before I found them I literally tried calling for 3 weeks straight and never got through. Their system actually works.
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Mei Wong
•How much does something like that cost?
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Ethan Clark
•Honestly worth whatever it costs when you're trying to sort out benefit issues and can't get through any other way. Check out their demo video to see how it works.
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Nia Wilson
Thanks everyone for all the helpful info! Hopefully I won't need it but at least now I have a better understanding of how it all works.
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Mateo Sanchez
•Good luck! And remember, if you do need to file, do it as soon as possible after becoming unemployed. There's no retroactive benefits for delayed filing.
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