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Hey, former EDD employee here. The identity verification issue is pretty common. Make sure you're using the EXACT name that's on your social security card. Even small differences can cause problems. Also, double-check that you entered your SSN correctly on the application. One wrong digit can mess everything up.
Thank you for the insider info! I'll double-check everything. Quick question - if I find a mistake, can I correct it online or do I have to call?
Unfortunately, most corrections need to be done over the phone. But knowing exactly what needs to be fixed can make the call go much smoother.
I swear, dealing with EDD is like trying to navigate a maze blindfolded while riding a unicycle. Anyone else feel like theyre living in a kafka novel when dealing with this stuff? ๐คก
Pro tip: if you cant get thru on the main line, try calling right when they open. I got thru in like 10 mins doing that
Oh that's smart, I'll give that a shot. Thanks for the tip!
Quick question - do PFL claims typically take longer to process than regular unemployment? This is my first time dealing with this and I'm lost af
In my experience, PFL claims can be a bit more complex. They often require more documentation, which can slow things down. Hang in there!
yall ever feel like were all just clowns in EDDs circus? ๐คก we jump through hoops, balance on a tightrope of bureaucracy, and pray for the day our claims stop being pending and start being paid ๐ฉ
LOL this is too accurate. Don't forget the part where we're juggling bills while they "review" our claims for the 100th time ๐คนโโ๏ธ
I'm in this comment and I don't like it ๐๐ญ
Quick question - did you submit any documentation from your employer about your maternity leave end date? That might help streamline the process.
Not to be that guy, but have you checked their website? Sometimes you can make these changes online without calling. Might save you some time and headache.
lol good one. as if anything on govt websites actually works ๐
Hey, you never know! ๐คทโโ๏ธ Sometimes you get lucky
Mateo Martinez
Here's what you need to know about cancelling callbacks and what to do after your claim is paid: 1. Cancellation policies vary: Some systems allow cancellations, others don't. Check their website or call the main line to inquire. 2. If you can't cancel: Don't stress. When they call, simply explain your situation has been resolved. 3. Post-payment steps: - Double-check all details are correct - Set up direct deposit if you haven't already - Keep all documentation for tax purposes - Stay informed about ongoing claim requirements 4. Future considerations: - You might have questions later, so keeping the callback could be useful - If you're expecting more payments, discuss the schedule with the agent 5. Be prepared: Even if your current issue is resolved, have a list of any potential questions ready. This is a rare chance to speak with a representative directly. Remember, it's always better to have more information than less. Use this opportunity wisely!
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Aisha Hussain
โขThis is super helpful, thanks for breaking it down! ๐
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Ethan Clark
โขWish I had this info when I first filed my claim. The system is so confusing ๐ตโ๐ซ
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StarStrider
am i the only 1 who thinks its crazy we have to jump through so many hoops just to talk to someone about our own money? ๐ค the whole systems broken af
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Yuki Sato
โขPreach! ๐ It's like they're purposely making it difficult
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Carmen Ruiz
โขTotally agree. We need to push for better systems and more staff. This is ridiculous in 2023
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