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hope it all works out for you. the job search grind is tough but something will come through eventually. just keep at it and use all the resources available
Final reminder - make sure to keep detailed records of all your job search activities, income, and any program applications. Good documentation can save you a lot of headaches if questions come up later.
Final update: I successfully submitted my application! It took about 40 minutes total. The website was pretty straightforward once I had all my documents ready. Thanks everyone for the help and guidance!
One last tip - keep copies of everything you submit and save confirmation numbers. If there are ever any issues with your claim, having documentation helps resolve things faster.
You mentioned retail work - make sure you report any commission or tips you received in addition to your base wages. They need the full picture of your earnings to calculate your benefit amount correctly.
good luck with everything! the unemployment system isn't perfect but it's there to help when you need it. just be patient with the process and keep detailed records of everything
StarStrider
Thanks everyone for all the info. I'm feeling much more confident about dealing with my exhausted claim now. Going to try calling Washington ESD tomorrow to discuss my options.
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Miguel Ortiz
•Good luck! And remember that Claimyr option if you have trouble getting through.
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Sofia Ramirez
•Definitely going to try that service if I can't get through the regular way. Thanks for the recommendation!
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Ravi Gupta
Just to add one more point - make sure you apply for jobs and keep your job search log updated even while you're figuring out the exhausted claim situation. You don't want to fall behind on those requirements if you do end up qualifying for a new claim.
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Sofia Ramirez
•Good point, I'll make sure to stay on top of that. Don't want any issues with a new claim if I can get one approved.
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