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One more tip - when you do your weekly claims, be very careful how you answer the questions about being able and available for work. Your answers need to be consistent with your medical documentation and job search activities.
Hope everything works out for you OP. The transition from disability to unemployment can be stressful but it's definitely doable with the right preparation. Just stay organized and keep good records of everything.
I served my waiting week back in March and got my first payment the following week. The key is just to be patient and make sure you file every single weekly claim on time. Don't skip any weeks!
If anyone is still having trouble reaching Washington ESD, I used Claimyr a few weeks ago and it worked great. You can check out their demo video to see how it works before deciding. Made my life so much easier than trying to call during business hours.
Been there, done that. Having both unemployment and SNAP made a huge difference during my job search. Gave me the breathing room I needed to find something good instead of just taking the first thing available.
Good luck with both applications! The process can seem overwhelming at first but once you get everything set up it becomes routine. You've got this!
Good luck with everything! The uncertainty is definitely stressful, but you're asking the right questions and getting good information. That puts you in a much better position than most people facing benefit exhaustion.
Lorenzo McCormick
Did they answer all your tax questions or did you still need to talk to a tax person?
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Ayla Kumar
They helped with the Washington ESD side of things like setting up withholding and explaining the 1099-G. Still need a tax preparer for the filing part.
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