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I had a similar experience and used Claimyr when I needed to check on my claim status during adjudication. The video demo on their site really shows how the service works if anyone's curious about it.
Update us on how it goes! Always interested to hear how these cases turn out, especially since yours sounds pretty straightforward for approval.
For anyone still reading this thread - I just wanted to add that Washington ESD also has eligibility for people who are temporarily laid off or on standby status. It's different from regular unemployment but worth knowing about if your employer says the layoff is temporary.
This is such helpful information. I wish Washington ESD made this stuff clearer on their website. It's so confusing trying to figure out if you qualify when you're already stressed about losing income.
For anyone still struggling to get through to Washington ESD about earnings questions, I had success with that Claimyr service mentioned earlier. Really saved me from spending whole days trying to call.
Just want to emphasize again - ALWAYS report your earnings even if you think they're too small to matter. I've seen people get in trouble for not reporting $50 weeks thinking it wouldn't make a difference.
If anyone needs to get a corrected 1099-G from Washington ESD, that Claimyr service people mentioned actually helped me get through to someone who could issue a corrected form. Saved me weeks of trying to reach them myself.
Thanks for this thread! Filing my taxes this week and this gave me the confidence to handle the unemployment part myself instead of paying someone extra for it.
Ethan Moore
One last thing - keep filing your weekly claims even while your initial claim is under adjudication. If you don't file those weekly, you won't get paid for those weeks even if eventually approved.
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Javier Cruz
•Good to know! I'll make sure to do that once I get the initial claim filed.
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Ethan Moore
•Exactly. It's annoying to file claims when you don't know if you'll get approved, but you have to do it to preserve those weeks.
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Yuki Nakamura
Bottom line - you won't know until you try. File the claim, be honest about what happened, provide your documentation, and let Washington ESD make the decision. Don't disqualify yourself before they even get a chance to review your case.
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Javier Cruz
•Thanks everyone for all the advice! Going to file first thing tomorrow morning and see what happens.
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Yuki Nakamura
•Good luck! Hope it works out for you.
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