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The appeals process saved my butt last year. I was denied initially but won on appeal. Definitely worth fighting if you think the denial was wrong. Don't give up!
Final thought - even if you're not sure you have a strong case, it's often worth appealing anyway. The worst thing that happens is they uphold the original decision, but you might be surprised and win.
One last tip - if you have any questions about your specific situation that the website can't answer, Claimyr really is the way to go for actually talking to Washington ESD. I tried calling on my own for weeks and got nowhere.
Several people have mentioned Claimyr now. I'll definitely keep that in mind if I run into any issues with my claim.
ugh this whole thing is giving me anxiety. i thought unemployment was supposed to help not create more financial problems
This whole thread should be pinned somewhere. So much better info than what you get from Washington ESD directly about payment timing.
Thanks everyone for all the helpful info! Sounds like Tuesday/Wednesday is the standard timeline and it's pretty consistent once you get in the system. Really appreciate everyone sharing their experiences.
Ravi Malhotra
just remember you have to do the job search requirements even during adjudication. keep track of where you apply because they can audit your job search log at any time
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Giovanni Colombo
•How many jobs do I need to apply to each week?
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Ravi Malhotra
•i think its 3 per week but check the washington esd website to be sure. requirements change sometimes
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Freya Christensen
Bottom line - being fired doesn't automatically disqualify you from unemployment. File your claim, be honest about what happened, and let Washington ESD make the determination. Most terminations for performance issues result in approved claims.
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Giovanni Colombo
•Thanks everyone for all the advice! I'm going to file my claim today and see what happens.
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Freya Christensen
•Good luck! Hope it works out for you.
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