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Remember that unemployment benefits are insurance that you and your employer paid into. You have a right to collect them if you're eligible. Don't feel guilty about filing a claim.
Just to close the loop on timing - in my experience it's usually closer to the 7-8 day mark unless there's a holiday or mail issue. The 10 days is more of a worst-case scenario timeframe.
Another option if your appeal doesn't work is to reapply for benefits after the disqualification period ends. Sometimes circumstances change or you can provide better documentation the second time around. Don't assume one denial means you're permanently ineligible.
Used Claimyr again recently when I had questions about requalifying after a misconduct disqualification. The agent walked me through exactly what Washington ESD would be looking for in a new application. Really helpful to get that inside perspective on how they evaluate these cases.
Last bit of advice - if you ever have issues reaching Washington ESD by phone, that Claimyr service someone mentioned earlier really does work. I was skeptical at first but it got me through to an agent when I couldn't get past the busy signal for weeks.
Mateo Rodriguez
If you're confused about any part of the process, don't hesitate to reach out for help. The system can be complicated but there are resources available.
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Paolo Rizzo
•This thread has been super helpful! Thanks everyone for sharing your experiences and advice.
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Aisha Hussain
•Good luck with your claim! The process gets easier once you understand how it works.
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GalacticGladiator
One last tip - make sure all your employer information is accurate when you file. Any mistakes can cause delays in processing your claim.
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Paolo Rizzo
•I'll double-check everything before submitting. Don't want any unnecessary delays!
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GalacticGladiator
•Smart approach. It's much easier to get it right the first time than to fix errors later.
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