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Update us on how it goes OP! I'm sure other people will end up in similar situations and your experience could help them.
One last thought - if the overpayment amount is significant, you might want to consult with a benefits attorney. Some will do free consultations and might be able to help negotiate with Washington ESD.
Before going the attorney route, I'd still try Claimyr first. Much less expensive and you might be able to resolve it directly with Washington ESD.
Just filed my claim last week and still waiting to hear back about my benefit amount. How long does it usually take?
One thing to watch for - make sure your mailing address is correct in your profile. I had a friend whose determination letter got sent to an old address and that delayed everything by another week.
Overall message for OP - 10 days in is still well within normal processing time. Try to be patient for another week or so before panicking. The system works, it's just slow.
Miguel Harvey
Just wanted to add that if you're in a union, your union rep might be able to help you understand the requirements too. Mine was really helpful when I had questions about my eligibility.
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Hunter Hampton
•Unfortunately neither of my jobs are union positions, but that's good advice for others who might be reading this.
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Ashley Simian
The key thing to remember is that Washington ESD will do all the calculations for you once you apply. You just need to provide accurate information about your work history and wages. Don't stress too much about getting the math perfect beforehand.
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Oliver Cheng
•This is the best advice in this whole thread. Just be honest and thorough in your application.
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Hunter Hampton
•Thanks everyone! This has been really helpful. I feel much more confident about understanding the requirements now.
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