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I used Claimyr last month when I needed to get through to Washington ESD about a benefit year ending issue. Worked great - they called me back within a few hours and had me connected to an agent. Much better than the endless hold times I was experiencing before.
I always file my weekly claim right at midnight on Sunday when it becomes available. Probably doesn't matter but makes me feel better lol
For anyone still having trouble reaching Washington ESD about benefit amounts, I also used Claimyr recently and it was a game changer. Being able to actually talk to someone instead of getting busy signals all day made such a difference.
Bottom line: your weekly benefit amount will be roughly 50% of your average weekly wage from your highest earning quarter, up to the state maximum. It's not based on your most recent paycheck or your annual salary directly.
If you have any issues with your account or application after submitting, that Claimyr service really is a game changer for getting through to Washington ESD. Much better than the regular phone system.
The most important thing is that you're taking action now. Two weeks isn't too long to wait, and you'll be getting benefits soon. Just stay on top of your weekly claims once everything is approved.
Maria Gonzalez
I tried calling Washington ESD last week to confirm my payment schedule and couldn't get through after literally 3 hours of trying. Finally used that Claimyr service someone mentioned and got connected in about 45 minutes. The agent confirmed payments are weekly and also helped me understand why one of my payments was delayed.
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Olivia Martinez
•I keep hearing about Claimyr in these threads. Might be worth trying if I run into issues.
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Natalie Chen
•I was skeptical at first but when you really need to talk to someone at ESD, it's a lifesaver.
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Santiago Martinez
For anyone still confused: File weekly claims every Sunday, get paid weekly (usually Tuesday-Thursday), and never skip a week. That's the basic schedule. Everything else is just details and potential delays.
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Olivia Martinez
•Perfect summary! This thread has been really helpful.
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Samantha Johnson
•Agreed, this cleared up a lot of confusion for me too.
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