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Just wanted to say thanks for asking this question OP. I'm in the same boat and all these answers are really helpful. Nice to know I'm not alone in this stress!
One last thing - if you do end up needing to contact Washington ESD and can't get through, that Claimyr service I mentioned earlier really does work. I was skeptical at first but it beat spending hours on hold. Just something to keep in mind if you run into roadblocks.
Hope it goes smoothly for you! This thread will probably help a lot of other people in the same situation too.
And remember, if you run into any issues reaching Washington ESD for help, services like claimyr.com are there as a backup option. Sometimes having that resource available just gives you peace of mind during the process.
Structural unemployment is definitely the hardest type to deal with because it's not just waiting for the economy to improve. You literally have to rebuild your skillset. Washington ESD programs can help but you have to be proactive about it.
the different unemployment types are confusing but structural is definitely when your skills don't match what's available. it's not your fault the economy changed but you do have to adapt. washington esd should help but their system is overwhelmed
The overwhelmed system is why services like Claimyr exist. Sometimes you need help just getting through to the right person at Washington ESD.
Two weeks in adjudication really isn't that long based on what I've seen in this forum. Some people wait 6-8 weeks. Just keep filing your weekly claims and try to be patient.
Roger Romero
Final reminder for everyone: Keep filing those weekly claims even if you haven't received your first payment yet. Missing weekly claims can cause much bigger delays than the normal waiting period. Stay consistent with the process and the payments will come.
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Scarlett Forster
•Will do! Thanks again everyone, this community is amazing.
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Derek Olson
•agreed, super helpful group here
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Sayid Hassan
And remember if you do run into problems and need to speak with Washington ESD directly, services like Claimyr are there to help you actually get through to an agent instead of spending your whole day on hold. Sometimes talking to a real person is the only way to resolve complex issues with your claim.
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Seraphina Delan
•Definitely keeping that option in mind. The horror stories about trying to call Washington ESD are everywhere.
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Scarlett Forster
•Yeah, having a backup plan for getting help seems really smart given how hard it is to reach them normally.
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