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Final tip: when you do get through, ask the agent for their direct extension or supervisor contact if possible. Some agents will give you a way to reach them directly if you need follow-up help. Not all will do this but it's worth asking.
Thanks everyone for all the help and phone numbers. I'm going to try the adjudication line first thing tomorrow morning. If that doesn't work I'll probably give that Claimyr service a try since so many people here said it worked for them. Will update if I get through!
Thanks for starting this thread! I learned a lot from reading everyone's responses. I'm in a similar situation and now feel more confident about applying.
Final tip - if you do apply and get approved, set up direct deposit right away. Paper checks take forever to arrive and can get lost in the mail.
Pro tip: if you're going to a grocery store, try to go during off-peak hours. The customer service desk gets really busy during lunch and after work, so you might wait longer.
Just file your claim if you think you might qualify - the worst they can do is say no. The monetary determination process will tell you exactly where you stand and you'll know for sure instead of guessing about your wage eligibility.
Remember that if you don't qualify now, you might qualify later if you keep working and earning wages. The base period moves forward each quarter so your eligibility can change over time.
Nasira Ibanez
This thread was really helpful for me too! I'm in a similar situation and wasn't sure about eligibility. Thanks for asking the question OP.
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Katherine Shultz
•Glad it helped you too! We're all figuring this out together.
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Khalil Urso
Just wanted to add that if you run into any issues during the process, don't give up. The system can be frustrating but most people do get their benefits eventually if they qualify.
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Katherine Shultz
•Thanks for the encouragement! I'll keep that in mind if I hit any roadblocks.
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