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one more thing if you do get denied dont give up the appeal process actually works if you have a legitimate case like yours sounds like it is
Best of luck with your claim! Being fired doesn't automatically disqualify you, especially for performance issues. The system is designed to help people who lose their jobs through no fault of their own, which sounds like your situation.
I've been following this thread and wanted to add that even if you can't get UI, there are food assistance programs and other help available. Don't be too proud to use resources that are there to help people in tough times.
Final suggestion - if calling doesn't work out, you can also try the 'Ask ESD' feature on their website. It's not as fast as calling but sometimes they respond within 24-48 hours with specific account information that can explain payment delays.
honestly just try the claimyr thing, saved me so much stress when my payments got messed up
Had issues getting my 1099-G corrected last year when Washington ESD had the wrong amount listed. Took me calling like 15 times over two weeks to finally get someone who could help. So frustrating when you're trying to file your taxes on time.
I keep seeing people struggle with calling Washington ESD. That Claimyr thing I mentioned really does work - they have a video demo at https://youtu.be/7DieNd3C7zQ that shows how it works. Basically they call for you and wait on hold, then connect you when they get through to a real person.
One more thing - if you moved during the year, make sure the address on your tax return matches where you want your refund sent. And if you owe money, make sure it matches your current address so you get any IRS notices.
Giovanni Rossi
Don't forget about the job search requirements when you file your new claim. They might be different than what you had to do before.
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Giovanni Rossi
•Not stricter, but they might assign you to different WorkSource activities based on how long you've been unemployed total.
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Fatima Al-Maktoum
•Yeah I had to do more intensive job search activities on my second claim.
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Dylan Mitchell
Bottom line: file your new claim immediately when your benefit year ends. Don't overthink it or wait for some imaginary waiting period.
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Sofia Gutierrez
•Good luck! Hope your new claim gets approved quickly.
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Diego Rojas
•I'll update this thread once I hear back from Washington ESD.
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