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I was able to do weekly certification today but after it said there was a problem and it still says funds exhausted not Reg. claim as someone on here posted theirs said.
It's very possible that you have a balance there, but the system won't pay the last week you tried to certify. In that case, someone needs to do a "ZZ" for whatever week you are missing. If the week looks like it tried to pay and has a "15" error code, it's just a dummy A1T1 transaction that needs to happen. 99999999 in Old Tier 1 and 99999999 in New Tier 1 fields. All that I've tried have worked when there have been "15" codes and the week is stuck.
I desperately wish I could see everyone's claim that is stuck. Many times all it takes is either a dummy A1 transaction or a ZZ transaction to get them back moving again. But without looking at it, I don't know which.
I have received the max number of weeks of UI and tiers 1-3. I will meet the deadline for the june 2nd extension & should get tier 4. I've had no disqualifications of any kind.My questions is this will I qualify for EB? No one in raleigh or at the local office seems to be able to answer this question
If you've had no disqualifications and are otherwise eligible, then yes, you should qualify for EB. ALTHOUGH, I am not certain at this point (haven't looked at it recently) what the ending date of EB is - so much focus has been on EUC recently. But generally, yes, once you get through EUC and you have no disqualifications, you should be eligible for EB.
It's very possible that you have a balance there, but the system won't pay the last week you tried to certify. In that case, someone needs to do a "ZZ" for whatever week you are missing. If the week looks like it tried to pay and has a "15" error code, it's just a dummy A1T1 transaction that needs to happen. 99999999 in Old Tier 1 and 99999999 in New Tier 1 fields. All that I've tried have worked when there have been "15" codes and the week is stuck.
I desperately wish I could see everyone's claim that is stuck. Many times all it takes is either a dummy A1 transaction or a ZZ transaction to get them back moving again. But without looking at it, I don't know which.
If and when my claim get's stuck you can look at it any old time you want to
you can A1 or "ZZ" and 999999999 all you want, I'd be ecstatic! (ha!)
Mine still says unknown as well. I'm still in my final week of my regular UI, so I won't be able to certify until Sunday (and get paid b y Tuesday) to see if I'm back in EUC. I'll wait it out though.
Ya know, I rarely ever venture into Payment History on my account...at least I haven't been there in quite some time. I just looked today...and my last 10 Amount Paids (out of the 13 regular UI weeks) was about $46 less than my weekly benefit amount. But, looking at my checking account, the direct deposit was for the correct amount (with taxes taken out). Maybe it's just a glitch, but as long as I was paid the correct amount, I guess I shouldn't worry too much.
Mine still says unknown as well. I'm still in my final week of my regular UI, so I won't be able to certify until Sunday (and get paid b y Tuesday) to see if I'm back in EUC. I'll wait it out though.
Ya know, I rarely ever venture into Payment History on my account...at least I haven't been there in quite some time. I just looked today...and my last 10 Amount Paids (out of the 13 regular UI weeks) was about $46 less than my weekly benefit amount. But, looking at my checking account, the direct deposit was for the correct amount (with taxes taken out). Maybe it's just a glitch, but as long as I was paid the correct amount, I guess I shouldn't worry too much.
I finally got paid today, but the amount showing in my Benefit Payment History does not match what was deposited to my bank account.
I finally got paid today, but the amount showing in my Benefit Payment History does not match what was deposited to my bank account.
It's weird, I know. Obviously, it's not going to match up if taxes are taken out. Your bank account will be the amount after taxes...while the BPH will be before taxes. So your bank account should be like, $20-$30 less on average. My BPH is like $20 less than what was deposited in my account. Pretty strange.
It's weird, I know. Obviously, it's not going to match up if taxes are taken out. Your bank account will be the amount after taxes...while the BPH will be before taxes. So your bank account should be like, $20-$30 less on average. My BPH is like $20 less than what was deposited in my account. Pretty strange.
No....my bank deposit was MORE than what my benefit history says. I stopped having taxes withheld, so that is not difference. It's weird. The deposit was in 2 parts, which I expected....week #14 of Tier 2, and then I expected one week of Tier #4. That is what my benefit history shows. My bank, on the other hand has 2 electronic deposits---one in the amount of week #14 (which...and this is key....week 14 is less than a normal weekly benefit amount) and the other deposit was for an amount equal to my regular weekly benefit amount PLUS the difference between the amount of wk 14 and the regular weekly amount. So I think I was overpaid, yet my benefit history does not reflect it. I was unable to access my file much of the day and did not realize the discrepancy until later this afternoon b/c the amount in my account seemed about right until I took a closer look and obtained a detailed accounting of the deposit breakdown, so I did not get to contact my favorite claims rep today.....will have to investigate further on Monday.
No....my bank deposit was MORE than what my benefit history says. I stopped having taxes withheld, so that is not difference. It's weird. The deposit was in 2 parts, which I expected....week #14 of Tier 2, and then I expected one week of Tier #4. That is what my benefit history shows. My bank, on the other hand has 2 electronic deposits---one in the amount of week #14 (which...and this is key....week 14 is less than a normal weekly benefit amount) and the other deposit was for an amount equal to my regular weekly benefit amount PLUS the difference between the amount of wk 14 and the regular weekly amount. So I think I was overpaid, yet my benefit history does not reflect it. I was unable to access my file much of the day and did not realize the discrepancy until later this afternoon b/c the amount in my account seemed about right until I took a closer look and obtained a detailed accounting of the deposit breakdown, so I did not get to contact my favorite claims rep today.....will have to investigate further on Monday.
I have no answer as to the discrepancy between what the BPH says online and what's deposited into the account. Must be some sort of system/website glitch - what else is new. Yea, I'd investigate Monday.
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Yea, I'd investigate Monday.
