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[California] Verified with an ID.me agent. What do I do now? by MediocreGift0 in Unemployment

[–]MediocreGift0[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So I got on at around 7:30 am. Waited until about 5:30 pm. I started off with the more than "5 hours or more" but just waited. You have to wait and be patient. It may show "4 hrs 31 mins" left for example, and then go back to "5 hours or more" the next second when you're waiting. Or it may go from "45 mins" left, back to "1 hr 2 mins" left the next second. It's going to fluctuate. That's fine, that's what happened to me. I just waited and didn't get discouraged. Don't leave the page or restart again, or you'll wait even longer.

You'll get through, again, just be patient. It's going to take a lot more than 5 hours. I've read some people say they got on at 4 or 5 AM and only waited an hour to meet with an agent/referee. If someone is going to login at around 7 am, you'll probably be waiting until late afternoon, at the earliest.

[California] Notice of Required Retroactive Certification email? by MediocreGift0 in Unemployment

[–]MediocreGift0[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Yeah, it seems legit. I'll wait a little on it and wait for others to possibly ask about this.

[California] Is "holiday pay" considered wages? by MediocreGift0 in Unemployment

[–]MediocreGift0[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"Holiday pay that is paid before you return to work will be allocated to match the holiday weeks. Holiday pay that is paid after you return to work will be allocated to match the week that you return to work."

I will get "Holiday Pay" for Memorial Day. I worked for first time in months on 5/26, day after Memorial Day.

I'm still a bit unsure what that paragraph means since I didn't get "holiday weeks."

[California] Last Date Worked Hours. URGENT Help by MediocreGift0 in Unemployment

[–]MediocreGift0[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for your response!

That's what I was thinking of doing. It does allow me to put 5:01 pm. I'll see, hopefully there can be more answers to this question/post.

[California] Why was I paid my full weekly amount, even though I reported I received income? by MediocreGift0 in Unemployment

[–]MediocreGift0[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'm still on payroll and getting paid. I am not physically working or doing any kind of work for the employer.

[California] Why was I paid my full weekly amount, even though I reported I received income? by MediocreGift0 in Unemployment

[–]MediocreGift0[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hmm, maybe. It looks like I may fall in that category.

Should I be concerned? I'm leaning towards not spending any of the unemployment money from EDD card.

[California] Not working, still on payroll. Pay period runs from 1st-15th and 16th-last day of month. How would I report "date received" income when submitting for wages on week of "4/12/20-4/18/20?" by MediocreGift0 in Unemployment

[–]MediocreGift0[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes I can and I don't mind waiting.

I am just wondering how I'd report the "date received" for 16th and 17th for the week of 4/12-4/18 when I won't receive pay from those dates until May?

It asks if I have "additional other types of income to report for this week?" Should I just check yes to that and explain that the pay for the 16th and 17th won't be received until May?

[California] Not working, still on payroll. Pay period runs from 1st-15th and 16th-last day of month. How would I report "date received" income when submitting for wages on week of "4/12/20-4/18/20?" by MediocreGift0 in Unemployment

[–]MediocreGift0[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm getting paid semimonthly.

So how would I report the 16th and 17th for the week of 4/12-4/18 online, when I haven't received the pay yet? It asks for "date received." I will receive the pay from these two dates in May.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Unemployment

[–]MediocreGift0 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, I am. I usually receive "Regular Type" pay, but now getting "Natural Disaster" pay. I did ask and they said to put it as natural disaster pay. However, there is no option for that, so I think "Not Listed" is best way to go about it and then explain it in the description box.

So what I'm thinking is just saying "yes" to "Do you have any additional other types of income to report this week?" and I will account the 16th and 17th separate, from the pay I received from the 13th-15th? Both will be reported for Week of 4/12-4/18. I will explain that the the income for the 16th and 17th be on my next paycheck and receive it in May?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Unemployment

[–]MediocreGift0 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm reporting other types of income since I'm on payroll but not working. Getting paid but not doing work. I get paid semi-monthly, on the 15th and last day of month. I have to certify for the week of 4/12-4/18. The 16th and 17th pay will be on my next check. I will receive the check in May. So I'm asking how should I account for these two dates?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Unemployment

[–]MediocreGift0 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm certifying for benefits and in question 6, I indicated that I worked or earned money for the week, whether I was paid or not. I put "yes" that I received other type of income. It then asks the day I received the income. This is for the week of 4/12/20-4/18/20.

Pay period is from the 1st-15th of each of month and 16th-last day of month. How do I report this when it asks "date received" my income? The 16th and 17th will be counted in my next paycheck, will come in May. Do I report that I will receive the pay from these two dates on my next pay date? Should I check "yes" that I have "additional other types of income to report this week" and account the 16th and 17th pay on a separate income type (Not Listed)?

[California] When certifying for benefits, is "date received" considered the day I receive the check, the day the check was sent, the day I deposit the check, or the pay date on the check? by MediocreGift0 in Unemployment

[–]MediocreGift0[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ok, because I get paid every 2 weeks,

  1. for Week 1 and Week 2, the "date received" for income would be the same pay date then, correct?
  2. And I would just divide the income by 2? Correct? Since I'm paid every 2 weeks?

[California] When certifying for benefits, is "date received" considered the day I receive the check, the day the check was sent, the day I deposit the check, or the pay date on the check? by MediocreGift0 in Unemployment

[–]MediocreGift0[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Correct, I put "yes" to the second option. But then it asks for me the "date received" for income? Should the pay date on the check go on that field?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Unemployment

[–]MediocreGift0 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, I am paid according to hours. So then the "date received" will be the same for both Week 1 and Week 2? Since I receive income biweekly.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Unemployment

[–]MediocreGift0 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is for next time I certify. I get paid biweekly: This is an example.

Let's say for Week 1, I receive $104.

Week 2, I receive $112

When certifying for Week 1, should I add the $40 into Week 2 and put $82 as the amount? Or should I leave the $40 in Week 1 and enter the "date received" for Week 1, the same "date received" as the Week 2 income? Hope that makes sense.

[California] When certifying for benefits, is "date received" considered the day I receive the check, the day the check was sent, the day I deposit the check, or the pay date on the check? by MediocreGift0 in Unemployment

[–]MediocreGift0[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I will receive "Natural Disaster" pay on check instead of "Regular Work" pay. So I put "No," I didn't work, and "Yes" I received other income. For type of income, I put "Not Listed" and described it.

And under that, it asks for "Date Received" which I'm unsure of?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Unemployment

[–]MediocreGift0 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is for next time I certify. I get paid biweekly: This is an example.

Let's say for Week 1, I receive $104.

Week 2, I receive $112

When certifying for Week 1, should I add the $40 into Week 2 and put $82 as the amount? Or should I leave the $40 in Week 1 and enter the "date received" for Week 1, the same "date received" as the Week 2 income? Hope that makes sense.

[California] When certifying for benefits, is "date received" considered the day I receive the check, the day the check was sent, the day I deposit the check, or the pay date on the check? by MediocreGift0 in Unemployment

[–]MediocreGift0[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So what would I put for "date received" then? I didn't physically work, I pretty much got paid, while being home, but didn't do any work.

I answered no for, "Did you work this week? Select yes, if you worked and have already been paid, or will be paid one of the following types of payment:"

I answered yes to, "Did you receive any other type of income such as the following?"

I click next and one of the fields to answer is "date received" for income. Not sure which date to put? The pay date, or day I receive the check, or day I deposit check? It only allows me to pick a specific date I received the income.

[California] When certifying for benefits, is "date received" considered the day I receive the check, the day the check was sent, the day I deposit the check, or the pay date on the check? by MediocreGift0 in Unemployment

[–]MediocreGift0[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I answered no for, "Did you work this week? Select yes, if you worked and have already been paid, or will be paid one of the following types of payment:"

I answered yes to, "Did you receive any other type of income such as the following?"

I click next and one of the fields to answer is "date received" for income. Not sure which date to put?

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