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Thanks everyone for all the info! This thread has been super helpful for understanding the payment timing. Sounds like Wednesday morning is the magic time for most people.
One more thing - if you have any issues with your claim getting stuck or need to speak with someone at Washington ESD, that Claimyr service really does work. I was skeptical too but when you're desperate to talk to someone and can't get through, it's worth it. Check out their demo video to see how it works.
Better to know about it before you need it. Wish I had known about Claimyr when I was going through my claim issues last year.
Good luck with your claim! The process can be intimidating at first but once you get started it's not too bad. Just make sure to keep filing those weekly claims every week.
Also remember that your first week is usually a waiting week where you don't get paid, but you still need to file the weekly claim. It's not like you skip filing that week.
Had issues reaching Washington ESD about my partial claim questions too. Ended up using that Claimyr service someone mentioned earlier - totally worth it to actually talk to a real person who could explain the wage reporting requirements clearly.
Bottom line - yes you can file for unemployment while working part-time. Just be honest, report everything accurately, keep good records, and stay on top of your weekly filings. The system is designed to help people transitioning back to full-time work.
Harmony Love
I had success getting my 1099-G by using that Claimyr service too. Honestly wish I'd known about it sooner - would have saved me so much time and frustration trying to reach ESD on my own. The agent was able to email me the form within minutes of getting connected.
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Sophia Gabriel
•Okay, I'm convinced. I'll try Claimyr if I can't get the form online today. Thanks everyone for all the help!
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Tobias Lancaster
Final update for anyone following this thread - the key is to log into your SecureAccess Washington account, go to 'eServices', then 'Unemployment Services', and look for 'Tax Information' or 'Forms and Correspondence'. The 1099-G should be there if it's been issued for your account.
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Sophia Gabriel
•Perfect! I'll try that exact path. Hopefully it works and I can get my taxes filed on time.
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