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check with your local churches too even if youre not religious, a lot of them have assistance programs for people in need
Final thought - keep checking the Washington ESD website for any new programs or changes. Sometimes they announce temporary assistance programs or changes to eligibility requirements. And definitely keep your claim profile updated even though you're not getting benefits anymore.
Final tip - set up direct deposit during your initial claim. Paper checks take forever and sometimes get lost in the mail.
Honestly the hardest part for me wasn't figuring out the benefit amount, it was dealing with all the job search requirements and keeping track of everything. The money part is pretty straightforward once Washington ESD processes your claim.
At least with retail experience you should have decent job prospects. Lots of places are hiring right now, especially with spring season coming up. Your unemployment might just be a short bridge to the next job.
Nolan Carter
I had to use Claimyr recently when I got confused about my job search requirements and couldn't reach anyone at Washington ESD. The service at claimyr.com actually helped me get through to someone who explained exactly what I needed to do. Worth checking out if you get stuck like I did.
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Logan Stewart
•Good to have that option available. Hopefully I won't need it, but it's reassuring to know there are ways to reach someone when needed.
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Natalia Stone
Thanks everyone for all the helpful advice! I feel much more confident about filing my weekly claims now. This thread has been incredibly informative.
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Mikayla Brown
•Glad we could help! Don't hesitate to ask if you run into any issues with your claims.
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Ali Anderson
•Good luck with your job search and getting back to work!
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