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Aisha Hussain

How to find last unemployment payment details in Washington ESD system?

I'm trying to track down when my last unemployment payment was issued through Washington ESD but I'm having trouble navigating their online system. I filed my weekly claim two weeks ago and the payment shows as 'issued' but I can't figure out where to see the exact date it was sent or the payment method details. My bank account shows a deposit but I want to make sure it matches what Washington ESD says they sent. Is there a specific section in the ESD portal where I can view my complete payment history with dates and amounts?

Log into your SecureAccess Washington account and go to the 'Payment Information' section. You should see a detailed payment history there showing all your UI payments with dates, amounts, and payment methods.

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Aisha Hussain

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Thanks! I found the Payment Information tab but it's only showing payments from the last month. Is there a way to see older payments?

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There should be a date range selector at the top of that page. You can expand it to show payments from earlier in your claim period.

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Ethan Brown

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I had the same issue last week - the payment history section wasn't loading properly for me. If you're still having trouble accessing it online, you might need to call Washington ESD directly to get your payment details.

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Yuki Yamamoto

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Good luck getting through to anyone at ESD on the phone though. I've been trying for days and keep getting hung up on or stuck in endless hold queues.

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Carmen Ruiz

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The ESD website is so confusing! Why can't they just make it simple to find basic information like when you got paid?? This is exactly the kind of thing that should be front and center on your account dashboard.

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Zoe Dimitriou

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I totally agree. The whole UI system feels like it was designed to make things as difficult as possible for claimants.

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While I understand the frustration, once you know where to look the payment info is actually pretty comprehensive. The issue is more about the navigation being unintuitive.

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QuantumQuest

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Are you looking for your most recent payment or trying to track down a specific payment from earlier in your claim? The process might be different depending on what exactly you need.

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Aisha Hussain

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I need to find my last payment that was issued about two weeks ago. I want to verify the amount and date because my bank statement shows a deposit but I want to make sure it's the right one.

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QuantumQuest

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In that case definitely use the Payment Information section like others mentioned. Your most recent payments should show up there first, so you shouldn't need to dig too deep.

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Yuki Yamamoto

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This is probably a dumb question but does the payment date on ESD show when they sent it or when it actually hits your bank account? Because there's usually a delay between those two things.

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The ESD system shows the issue date - when they processed and sent the payment. Your bank might receive it 1-2 business days later depending on your bank's processing times.

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Yuki Yamamoto

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That makes sense, thanks! So if I'm trying to match up with my bank statement I need to account for that delay.

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Just wanted to add that if you have direct deposit set up, make sure you're looking at the right account. I accidentally had an old account number on file and couldn't figure out where my payment went for the longest time!

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Aisha Hussain

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Oh wow, that would be terrifying! How did you get that fixed?

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I had to call ESD to update my banking info and then wait for them to research where the payment went. Took forever but they eventually tracked it down and reissued it to the correct account.

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Carmen Ruiz

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For anyone still having trouble getting through to ESD by phone to check on payment issues, I mentioned Claimyr earlier but wanted to emphasize how much it helped me. Instead of spending hours calling and getting nowhere, their system got me connected to an actual person who could pull up my payment history immediately.

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Ethan Brown

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Is that service legit? I'm always skeptical of third-party services that claim they can help with government stuff.

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Carmen Ruiz

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I was skeptical too at first, but it's just a calling service that helps you get through the phone queue. They don't access your account or anything - they just get you connected to a real ESD agent. Check out their demo video if you want to see how it works.

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Mei Zhang

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Also worth noting that if you're on standby status or have any kind of special claim situation, your payment history might look different than regular UI claims. The format can vary depending on your claim type.

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Aisha Hussain

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I'm on regular UI, not standby, so hopefully the standard payment history view will work for me.

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UPDATE: Has anyone else noticed the ESD website being extra slow lately? I'm trying to check my payment info but every page is taking forever to load.

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Zoe Dimitriou

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Yes! I thought it was just my internet but everything else loads fine. The ESD site has been crawling for the past few days.

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They might be doing system maintenance or updates. Usually helps to try again during off-peak hours like early morning or late evening.

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Liam McGuire

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Quick tip: if you can't access the online payment history for whatever reason, your payment information should also be included in any correspondence ESD sends you about your weekly claims. Check your email or physical mail for claim confirmations.

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Aisha Hussain

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That's a good backup plan. I do get email confirmations when I file my weekly claims, so those might have the payment details too.

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Amara Eze

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I work at a bank and we get questions about ESD payments all the time. The payments usually show up as 'WA STATE ESD' or something similar on your bank statement, and the amount should match exactly what ESD shows as issued (minus any tax withholdings you selected).

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Aisha Hussain

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That's really helpful! I do see a deposit labeled that way, so it's probably the right one. Just wanted to double-check the timing.

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Yuki Yamamoto

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Wait, tax withholdings? I don't remember selecting any tax options when I set up my claim. Should I be worried?

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Amara Eze

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No worries - tax withholding is optional. If you didn't select it, your full benefit amount gets deposited and you'll handle taxes when you file your return.

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Ethan Brown

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For what it's worth, I've found that calling ESD first thing Monday morning sometimes works better than other times. But even then it can be hit or miss. The Claimyr thing that someone mentioned earlier might be worth trying if you really need to talk to someone.

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Carmen Ruiz

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Yeah, Claimyr definitely saved me a lot of frustration. The traditional calling approach was just eating up so much of my time with no results.

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Does anyone know if there's a mobile app for checking ESD payment info, or do you have to use the website? The mobile browser version is pretty clunky on my phone.

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No official mobile app that I know of. You have to use the SecureAccess Washington website through your mobile browser. It's not great but it works.

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Ugh, that's what I figured. Washington really needs to modernize their technology.

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NeonNomad

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Sometimes the payment history doesn't update immediately after your weekly claim is processed. I've noticed it can take 24-48 hours for the payment details to show up in the online system, even though the payment itself gets issued sooner.

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Aisha Hussain

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That might explain why I'm having trouble finding the details for my most recent payment. Maybe I need to wait a bit longer for the system to update.

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Just to clarify for everyone - when you look at your payment history, make sure you're looking at 'UI Benefits' and not 'Other Payments' if you're on regular unemployment. The categories are separated and it can be confusing.

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Aisha Hussain

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Good point! I'll make sure I'm looking in the right section. Thanks for the tip.

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