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One last thing - keep all your documentation organized. You might need it later for verification or if there are any issues with your claim.
Good luck with your application! The process seems overwhelming at first but it gets easier once you get into the routine of filing weekly claims.
Update us when you hear back! It's always encouraging to hear success stories from people going through the same process.
Good luck with this. It's frustrating but you have rights and the state will help enforce them. Don't let the employer get away with it.
Just saw this thread and wanted to add that I went through something similar. The key is being persistent and having good documentation. Also that Claimyr service really does work - used it twice now when I couldn't get through to ESD on my own.
The key thing is making sure Washington ESD has all your correct wage information. If they're missing wages from any employer, it'll lower your benefit amount.
You should be able to see your wage records in your online account once your claim is processed. If anything looks wrong, contact them immediately.
And good luck getting through to them if you need to make corrections. That's where services like Claimyr become really valuable.
Thanks everyone for all the helpful info! I feel much more confident about what to expect now. Hopefully my claim goes through smoothly and I get close to that $485 estimate.
Serene Snow
Just wanted to add that I used Claimyr too and it really works. I was stuck for 2 months with no one returning my calls or messages. Used their service and got through to someone the same day who resolved my issue in 10 minutes. Sometimes you just need to talk to an actual human being who can look at your account.
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Bruno Simmons
•Okay, I'm convinced. If I end up filing and run into problems, I'm definitely trying Claimyr. Thanks for sharing your experience.
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Aileen Rodriguez
•wish i had known about this when i was going through my nightmare with adjudication
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Jackie Martinez
bottom line - yes the system sucks but you still gotta use it if you need it. just go in with low expectations and be prepared for delays
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Bruno Simmons
•Fair enough. I guess I need to start building up some savings cushion in case there are delays.
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Alejandro Castro
•I wish I had thought about building a cushion before this happened to me. Hindsight is 20/20 I guess.
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