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Man this whole thread is making me anxious about my own claim. Been waiting 4 weeks for adjudication on a misconduct determination and still nothing. How do you guys stay patient with this system?
Yeah I've been keeping up with weekly claims and job searches. Just nerve wracking not knowing if I'll ever see any money.
If you need updates on your claim status, that's another situation where Claimyr helped me get actual answers from ESD instead of just checking the website constantly.
Final update: Successfully filed my claim online! Took about 30 minutes to complete. Now the waiting game begins for adjudication. Thanks again everyone for pushing me to file immediately instead of waiting around.
Just wanted to add that if you're in a union, check with them too. Sometimes they have additional resources or can help with the unemployment process.
Just went through this whole thread and I'm having the exact same problem. Approved 10 days ago, no payment yet. Going to try calling my bank first then look into that Claimyr service if needed.
Final update: Used Claimyr this morning and got through to Washington ESD within an hour. There was indeed a technical issue with direct deposits from my approval date. Agent manually processed my payment and I should receive it tomorrow. Thanks everyone for the help, especially whoever mentioned Claimyr first!
Bottom line is unemployment insurance is exactly that - insurance for when you lose work. In Washington it covers partial unemployment too which is great for situations like yours. Don't feel bad about using a program you've contributed to through your work history.
Good luck with your application! The fact that you're asking questions and trying to understand the process shows you'll do fine. Most people who have issues with unemployment claims are the ones who don't bother reading instructions or understanding the requirements.
Vanessa Figueroa
Just want to add that if you do get denied initially, you can appeal the decision. Sometimes the first adjudicator gets it wrong or doesn't have all the information. The appeals process gives you another chance to present your case.
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Juan Moreno
•Good to know there's an appeal option. Hopefully it won't come to that but it's reassuring to know.
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Vanessa Figueroa
•Yeah, and if you do need to appeal, you can often represent yourself. The hearings are pretty informal and designed to get to the truth of what happened.
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Abby Marshall
Update us when you hear back OP! Always curious how these cases turn out, especially when safety concerns are involved. Sounds like you have a strong case based on what everyone's saying here.
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Juan Moreno
•Will do! Hoping to hear something in the next week or two. This thread has been really helpful and reassuring.
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Sadie Benitez
•Yeah, keep us posted. These kinds of threads are super valuable for people going through similar situations.
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