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Good luck with your move! Family support is so important when you're dealing with unemployment. Sounds like you have a good plan.
One more tip - set up direct deposit as soon as you file your claim. Paper checks take way longer and can get lost in the mail. The ESD website makes it pretty easy to add your bank info.
honestly the hardest part about unemployment isnt even the money amount its dealing with all the bureaucracy and phone calls. washington esd makes everything so complicated when it should be simple
That's why I'm glad I found Claimyr when I was dealing with my claim issues. Made the whole process way less stressful when I could actually talk to someone who knew what they were doing.
if it makes you feel better, when i did get my overpayment notice it was very clear about what the issue was and what my options were. washington esd may be slow but they are thorough with their documentation
One last thought - if you ever do need to talk to Washington ESD about this stuff, that Claimyr service someone mentioned earlier really does work. I was skeptical at first but it saved me hours of trying to get through on my own.
Thanks for posting this question OP. I've been wondering the same thing about my own claim that I don't need anymore.
Glad this helped! Sounds like calling ESD directly or using that Claimyr service are the best options.
Final tip - if you do get through to ESD, make sure to ask for confirmation that your claim is officially withdrawn. Get a reference number if possible for your records.
Katherine Ziminski
One thing I learned is to keep detailed records of everything - your job search activities, any communication with Washington ESD, income reports, etc. It helps if there are ever questions about your claim.
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Santiago Martinez
•Documentation is crucial. Washington ESD can audit claims and you want to be prepared.
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Noah Irving
•wish someone had told me that when I first started filing
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Vanessa Chang
Thanks everyone for the discussion. It's helped me understand both the unemployment process and the broader economic issues better. Time to focus on finding new work!
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Natalie Chen
•Good luck with your job search! This has been a really informative thread.
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Connor Murphy
•Best of luck to both of you in finding new opportunities
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