how long does it take to get ei payment after reporting?
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After you've applied. If you are entitled to receive EI regular benefits, you should receive your first payment within 28 days of the date we receive your application and all required documents. You must complete bi-weekly reports to prove your eligibility and to receive benefits to which you may be entitled.
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Once your claim is filed, you will receive a confirmation notice that your claim has been received. You must request benefit payment no later than seven days from your scheduled report date. If your claim is accepted, it will take two to four weeks to receive your first payment.
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It may take up to four weeks from the date you file your initial claim to receive the first payment. The earliest your payment may be issued is during the third week. Once payment starts, your payments are normally made every two weeks unless you have requested direct deposit and electronic correspondence.
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You must complete your reports no later than three weeks after each due date or your EI claim may be affected.
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Within 7-10 days of filing your claim, you will receive a blank debit card and a UI Finding in the mail. The UI Finding will tell you whether you are monetarily eligible for benefits, meaning you have earned sufficient wages in your base period.
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When you'll get paid You can expect to hear from us within 21 days of submitting your claim. The time it takes us to assess your claim doesn't affect your waiting period. If you don't have a waiting period, you'll get your first payment within 2 weeks once your claim is successful.
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If there are no issues established on your claim, you can expect your first benefit payment** (normally after you've filed your second weekly claim) within approximately 10 business days.
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It takes three to six weeks from the time you file your claim to when you receive your first payment, because we have to review and process your application for benefits. You will not receive benefits during this time period.
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Benefit payments are normally issued within two weeks of the EDD receiving a properly completed claim online or by mail; however, if we need additional information, more time may be needed to process your claim.
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When will I receive my first payment? We will generally determine your entitlement within 7 days of filing your initial claim. If benefits are payable, they are usually paid within 7 days of completing your weekly claim.
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When will I know if I am eligible to receive EI maternity or parental benefits. If you are eligible to receive EI benefits, you should receive your first payment within 28 days of the date we receive your application and all required documents.
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Once you have finished your EI online application, you will receive a 4 digits access code by mail within 1 to 2 week(s). This is an instructional letter that everyone will receive upon filling your EI application online.
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Benefits can be paid within 22 days after establishing a new claim or renewing an established claim, unless an issue is being investigated. Any situation that requires a determination to be made regarding your eligibility to receive benefits is called an “issue”. An issue can take on average 4-6 weeks to be completed.
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In general, the median time it takes for a claim to hit the payment database is six days. From there, 93% of claimants received benefits within two weeks and 97% within three weeks.
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The whole process can take approximately 60 working days from receipt of your complete application. We will send you a letter confirming receipt of your application and payment.
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You will normally be paid two to three business days following the filing and acceptance of your weekly claim. Payments will not always arrive on the same day each week.
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After filing your weekly claim(s) for benefits and having met all the eligibility requirements, payments will generally be available three business days after payment has been posted to your account. Payments are not transmitted on state, federal, banking holidays or weekends.