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wait so the original poster qualified with only 4 months of work? thats actually pretty encouraging for people in similar situations
One thing to watch for - if they need any additional info from you, they'll send a separate letter asking for it. Don't ignore those or your claim could get denied for non-response.
Overall Washington ESD is pretty good about approving legitimate claims. The wait is frustrating but they do process most applications eventually. Just keep filing your weekly claims and be patient!
fingers crossed for you OP! the first payment is always the scariest wait but it gets easier after that
Hope this thread helps other people going through the same thing. The initial waiting period is stressful but Washington ESD does process claims fairly reliably once you get through the queue.
Manny Lark
Does anyone know how long the adjudication process typically takes these days? I filed 2 weeks ago and still showing 'under review' status.
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Rita Jacobs
•6 weeks?! That's insane when people need money for rent and food.
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Manny Lark
•Yeah it's rough. I ended up using that Claimyr service someone mentioned to actually talk to an agent about my timeline. At least now I know where things stand.
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Khalid Howes
Just want to echo what others said - being fired doesn't automatically disqualify you! I got terminated from two different jobs and was approved for benefits both times. Washington ESD really does look at the specific circumstances.
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Louisa Ramirez
•That's reassuring to hear. I'm feeling more confident about filing now.
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