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Make sure you keep filing your weekly claims even while you're dealing with the disqualified week. Don't let other weeks get messed up while you're trying to fix this one issue.
Good point, I hadn't thought about that. I'll make sure to keep up with my regular weekly claims.
Right, one problem doesn't need to become multiple problems. Keep everything else current while you work on the appeal.
Document everything from this point forward - when you called, who you talked to, reference numbers, etc. If this goes to an appeal hearing, having detailed records will help your case significantly.
Starting a log right now. Thanks for all the helpful advice everyone, I feel much more prepared to handle this now.
You're welcome! Most people get through these issues fine once they understand the process. Good luck!
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Thanks everyone for all the advice! I feel much more confident about my claim now. I'll keep you posted on how it goes.
Good luck! Feel free to come back if you have more questions during the process.
You've got this! Being proactive and honest will serve you well with Washington ESD.
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Current max is $999/week but most people don't hit that unless they were making $85k+ per year. The $52k salary should put you somewhere in the $500-650 range realistically.
Yeah that sounds about right based on what I've seen from friends who filed recently.
If you run into any issues getting through to Washington ESD by phone (and you probably will), that Claimyr service mentioned earlier really does work. I was skeptical at first but it saved me hours of calling and getting nowhere.
Several people have mentioned Claimyr now. Seems like the phone situation is pretty bad if people are using services to get through.
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Quick question - if I file a new claim but then my hours pick back up at work, can I just stop filing weekly claims without any penalty?
Yes, you can stop filing weekly claims anytime your situation improves. Just don't file a claim for that week and your claim will remain inactive until you need it again (within the benefit year).
That's good to know! Takes some pressure off filing now even if I'm not 100% sure I'll need it long-term.
One last tip - make sure your contact information is current in your profile before you file. I almost missed important notices because they were going to an old email address from my previous claim.
Thanks everyone for all the help! Going to file this weekend and will make sure to update my contact info first.
Good luck! The process is really not as bad as it seems once you get started.
Emma Davis
The most important thing is to start applying for other assistance NOW, not when your benefits run out. Processing times can be several weeks for some programs.
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Giovanni Mancini
•You're right. I need to stop procrastinating and start applying for everything I might qualify for. Thanks everyone for all the advice.
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CosmicCaptain
•Good luck! It's a tough situation but there are resources available if you know where to look.
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Malik Johnson
One more thing - document everything! Keep records of all your applications for other benefits, job searches, everything. If you ever need to prove you were actively seeking assistance, you'll want that paper trail.
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Giovanni Mancini
•That's smart. I'll start keeping better records of everything moving forward.
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