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UPDATE: My payment finally came through this morning! Turns out it was just a processing delay like some of you said. Thanks everyone for the advice and reassurance. Definitely saving that Claimyr info for future reference though since calling Washington ESD directly seems like a nightmare.
So happy it worked out! And yeah, definitely keep Claimyr in mind for future issues. Way less stressful than trying to navigate the phone system yourself.
Final advice - start the process today if you can. The sooner you file, the sooner you can start receiving benefits. And don't be afraid to ask questions here if you get stuck. Most of us have been through this process and are happy to help.
Just remember to keep filing those weekly claims even if your initial claim is still being processed. You don't want to miss any weeks once you're approved.
The bottom line is that Washington ESD denies claims for tons of reasons, some fair and some not so much. The good news is that you can appeal almost any denial decision. Don't give up after the first 'no' - many people win their appeals even after losing initially.
Also remember that even if your appeal takes months, if you win you'll get back pay for all the weeks you were denied. So keep filing your weekly claims and keep track of your job search activities during the whole process.
One more thing - that Claimyr service seems legit based on multiple people mentioning success with it. Might be worth bookmarking for anyone dealing with Washington ESD contact issues.
Great thread! The Stock Market Crash of 1929 was definitely the key event that caused the rapid unemployment surge. Everything else flowed from that initial shock to the system.
Sophie Footman
Final plug for Claimyr since it helped me so much - if anyone gets stuck with questions about their waiting period or claim status, definitely check out their service. Sometimes talking to an actual person at Washington ESD makes all the difference.
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Angelina Farar
•Is this like a calling service or what exactly do they do?
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Sophie Footman
•They help you get through to Washington ESD agents when you can't reach them through normal channels. Super helpful when you're stuck.
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PrinceJoe
Hope this thread helped clear up the waiting period confusion. It's one of those Washington ESD policies that catches everyone off guard the first time. Just remember - file your weekly claims consistently, serve your waiting period, and keep looking for work. The system works if you follow the rules.
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Ella Harper
•Definitely helped! Thanks to everyone who took the time to explain things clearly.
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Sebastián Stevens
•Great summary. This should be pinned for future reference.
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