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Last piece of advice - don't take it personally when the system seems to be working against you. It's not designed to be user-friendly and the staff at Washington ESD are dealing with huge caseloads. Stay calm and professional in all your interactions.
Good luck with everything! Unemployment is never fun but at least there's a safety net to help you get back on your feet. Hope you find a new job quickly and don't have to deal with this system for too long.
Just wanted to add that you should keep filing your weekly claims even if your initial claim is being investigated. If you're approved later, you'll get back pay for those weeks.
When I had questions about my eligibility, I tried calling Washington ESD for weeks with no luck. Finally heard about Claimyr from a friend and got connected to an agent the same day. The agent explained exactly what I needed to know about my specific situation.
It really works. Check out their demo video to see how it works: https://youtu.be/7DieNd3C7zQ
Bottom line: if you've worked in Washington and lost your job through no fault of your own, you should apply. The worst thing that happens is they say no, but you might be surprised and get approved.
Val Rossi
Last tip: write down or screenshot your confirmation number after you submit your application. You'll need it for reference and it proves you filed on time.
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Collins Angel
•Great advice! I'll make sure to save all the confirmation information.
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Val Rossi
•Yeah, that confirmation number becomes really important if there are any questions about when you filed.
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Eve Freeman
Good luck with your claim! The process seems overwhelming at first but thousands of people go through it successfully every week. Just take it one step at a time.
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Collins Angel
•Thank you! Everyone's advice here has been really helpful. I feel much more prepared now.
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Peyton Clarke
•You've got this! Having all your documents ready beforehand is half the battle.
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