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I used Claimyr last month when I couldn't get through to Washington ESD about my work history questions. The agent I spoke with was able to look up my exact wage records and confirm I met the requirements. Saved me a lot of stress and guessing.
Good luck with your application! The work history part is usually the easy part compared to all the other hoops they make you jump through.
Just remember that if you get disqualified for any reason, you can appeal. I got disqualified initially because they said I quit my job voluntarily, but I appealed and won because I had documentation that I was laid off.
Don't panic yet. I've seen plenty of disqualifications get reversed once people provide the right information or documentation. The key is acting quickly and being persistent about getting answers.
Last thought - if you do end up needing to contact Washington ESD about anything related to your claim exhausting, I had success with that Claimyr service too. Way better than the regular phone system.
Hope everything works out for you. This thread has been really informative about what options are and aren't available right now.
Maxwell St. Laurent
I'm seeing more and more of these mysterious disqualifications lately. Wonder if Washington ESD changed their review process or if they're just overwhelmed and making more mistakes. Either way, definitely appeal if you think you qualify for benefits.
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Sayid Hassan
•That's what I'm thinking - this seems like it could be an error since I was clearly laid off through no fault of my own
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PaulineW
Final update - I used Claimyr this morning and finally got connected to a Washington ESD agent. Turns out my employer had reported that I was fired for attendance issues instead of laid off due to downsizing. Complete lie but now I know what I'm dealing with. Filing my appeal with documentation that proves the real reason I lost my job. Thanks everyone for the help and advice!
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Niko Ramsey
•Typical employer BS - lying to avoid paying unemployment taxes. Fight it hard and make them prove their false claims!
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Sayid Hassan
•Thanks everyone! Will definitely update here once I hear back about the appeal. Hoping this helps other people in similar situations.
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