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I'm having the same issue but mine says "processing-web-monetary" instead of just "processing-web" - are those different statuses? I tried googling but couldn't find an explanation of the difference. This is my first unemployment claim so I'm still figuring everything out. Has anyone seen the "monetary" status before?
" Processing-web means your weekly claim is being processed after being submitted "online." Processing-web-monetary usually means'they re verifying some aspect of your monetary eligibility.'They re similar stages but the monetary tag suggests'they re double-checking your benefit amount or wages. Both are normal processingstatuses.
Important note: If this is your first payment after filing a new claim, it often takes slightly longer than subsequent payments. The first payment can take up to 3-4 business days while the banking information is verified in their system. After that initial payment, future weeks typically process faster (usually 1-2 business days). Also, make sure you continue filing your weekly claims even while waiting for the money to appear in your account. Many claimants make the mistake of thinking they don't need to file weekly once they're approved, but you must file each week you want benefits, even if payments from previous weeks haven't arrived yet.
Just checked my account - my payment finally posted about 20 minutes ago. It was 2 days late but the full amount is there. Might want to check your accounts now to see if yours came through too!
Just checked and YES! Mine just came through too! Such a relief. Thanks everyone for the help and commiseration. Next time I'll try not to panic so quickly.
This is a good reminder for everyone that it's wise to maintain a small emergency fund even while on unemployment if at all possible. ESD's system does occasionally experience delays, and banking transfers can sometimes take longer than expected due to various factors. For anyone still experiencing issues, here are the steps I recommend: 1. Check your ESD account to confirm the payment status shows as "processed" 2. Verify your banking information is correct in the system 3. Call your bank to check if they see any pending deposits 4. If it's been more than 3 business days since the "processed" status appeared, contact ESD directly Also, remember that if you're struggling with bills due to a payment delay, many utility companies and landlords will work with you if you communicate with them proactively about the situation.
Just wanted to add - make sure you download a copy of the judge's decision and keep it somewhere safe. In rare cases, ESD has been known to request another copy if there are technical issues with their systems. Also, a "reversed" decision is definitely good news! It means you won on the main issue. One thing to note: if you had any other eligibility issues besides the quit/discharge reason, those would still need to be resolved separately. For example, if you also had an able and available issue or a job search issue, that wouldn't be covered by this appeal decision.
hey did u get paid yet? curious how long its taking people in 2025 to get their backpay after winning appeals
Teresa Boyd
I was in the exact same situation in January. Filed after being laid off, employer contested it saying I quit (which was completely false), and I went into adjudication hell. I called ESD over 70 times in a 3-week period. What finally worked for me was contacting my state representative's office. They have liaisons who work directly with ESD. Within 4 days of contacting my rep, an adjudicator called me, got my side of the story, and approved my benefits the next day with full backpay. Google "[your county] state representative" and reach out to their constituent services. It made all the difference for me!
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Mohamed Anderson
•This is brilliant advice - I hadn't even thought of contacting my state rep! I'm going to try this tomorrow. Did you just call their office or send an email?
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Teresa Boyd
•I called first and they directed me to an online form specifically for constituent services. I had to provide my claim ID number, contact info, and a brief description of the issue. They asked for permission to act on my behalf with ESD. Be sure to mention the financial hardship the delay is causing - that seems to help prioritize the case.
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Bruno Simmons
One important reminder: when your claim is in adjudication, it's critical to continue meeting all job search requirements (3 job search activities per week). Document everything thoroughly in your weekly claims. I've seen cases where people focus so much on the adjudication issue that they neglect job search requirements, and then face even more delays or denials. Also, if you receive any messages or calls from ESD or an adjudicator, respond immediately - even a short delay in your response can push your claim back in the queue.
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Mohamed Anderson
•Thanks for the reminder. I've been doing my 3 job search activities every week and logging them carefully. I'm actually interviewing for a position tomorrow, so hopefully this adjudication nightmare will be a moot point soon if I get the job!
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