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My monetary letter of determination went out on 3/27, it does show I was qualified to receive funds. My employer did not contest so I'm good on that. I certified for the 2 weeks in the approved time frame. Now my question is, when I go to the certifications section it shows the 2 weeks I certified the status is ineligible. Now when I go into Claims, it shows allowed. Basically I'm concerned about the wording not all matching up. It's been a month of no payment and it's beginning to hurt a bit. I did see it can take 4 weeks right now to get paid, but if anyone has any input on my concerns above I would be most grateful for your time.
Thanks!!
My monetary letter of determination went out on 3/27, it does show I was qualified to receive funds. My employer did not contest so I'm good on that. I certified for the 2 weeks in the approved time frame. Now my question is, when I go to the certifications section it shows the 2 weeks I certified the status is ineligible. Now when I go into Claims, it shows allowed. Basically I'm concerned about the wording not all matching up. It's been a month of no payment and it's beginning to hurt a bit. I did see it can take 4 weeks right now to get paid, but if anyone has any input on my concerns above I would be most grateful for your time.
Thanks!!
When I did mine, I had certified for a week before my benefits actually kicked in... so it shows 'ineligible - claimed before permitted' or something like that (basically I wasnt supposed to claim those weeks yet). And here we have a 'waiting week' which our Gov hasnt waived - So maybe thats whats going on with yours too?
Ok, I think I'm safe then. I think I did try to certify for an extra week. I know I did it twice, not sure what prompted me to do so. I will keep my fingers crossed!! Thank you very much!!!
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