Governor's office claim expedite taking 6+ weeks - when will ESD actually respond?

I went through the governor's office back in February. In my case, ESD contacted me within 5 business days after the governor's office confirmed they sent over my info. Have you tried calling ESD directly to check if they received the expedite request? Sometimes the communication between offices gets delayed. Don't lose hope - the governor's office route usually works, but you might need to follow up again with them if it's been 6 weeks with zero movement. Let them know ESD hasn't responded.

my friend had to do this last month took like 3 weeks b4 anything happend. did u check ur eservices messages? sometimes they send stuff there but dont email u about it

The timeline for governor's office intervention really varies depending on your specific claim issues and current ESD workload. In my experience helping claimants (I used to work in workforce development), here's what might be happening: 1. Your case was likely assigned to a specific adjudicator after the governor's office contacted ESD 2. That adjudicator may be working through a backlog of cases 3. If your issue involves employer verification or multiple issues, it takes longer I recommend: - Contact the governor's office again specifically asking for a status update - Request they ask ESD for an estimated timeframe for resolution - Make sure they've documented your hardship situation properly If you have actual medical documentation, ensure that was properly submitted as that can trigger priority handling for legitimate hardship cases.

This is RIDICULOUS!!! 6 WEEKS after going through the governor's office?! The system is completely broken. I had to go the governor route last year and it still took 4 weeks after they supposedly "expedited" my claim. ESD is a disaster and nobody is fixing it! They're probably ignoring your case just like they ignored mine until I literally showed up at a WorkSource office and refused to leave until someone helped me. The governor's office intervention is just a feel-good measure that doesn't actually force ESD to do their job in any reasonable timeframe!

have u tried calling at exactly 8am when they open? thats how i finally got thru last month

I work with unemployment claims regularly and can tell you that the governor's office expedite process usually takes 2-3 weeks max to see some movement in your claim. At 6+ weeks, something has likely fallen through the cracks. Here's what I recommend: 1. Try using Claimyr.com to reach an ESD agent directly. They can get you connected to ESD without the endless busy signals. They have a video showing how it works at https://youtu.be/7DieNd3C7zQ?si=26TzE_zGms-DODN3. It's been a lifesaver for many of my clients who couldn't get through on their own. 2. When you speak with ESD, specifically mention you have an expedite request through the governor's office from 6 weeks ago and ask them to look up the status of that specific request. 3. Ask for a direct callback from the adjudicator assigned to your case. The health issues documentation should have triggered priority handling. Something is definitely off with the timeline you're experiencing.

wait im confused... did the governors office actually confirm they sent your info to ESD? Sometimes they take your info but theres a delay before they actually send the request.

Just checking back - any updates on your situation? Did you try contacting the governor's office again or have any luck getting through to ESD?