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Yeah I was called like 4-5 months after i quit my job unfortunately. I already had my list number when i quit. I kinda regret it to be honest but I felt like I needed to quit for my mental health. I would advise you to hang in there if you could.
Like everyone said above, you should be called sooner rather than later; or at least hear back even if its a letter saying you were rejected. Then you'll have to appeal but it shouldn't be hard if they reject you for no reason unless the AMI % spot is filled up.
Yeah I was called like 4-5 months after i quit my job unfortunately. I already had my list number when i quit. I kinda regret it to be honest but I felt like I needed to quit for my mental health. I would advise you to hang in there if you could.
Like everyone said above, you should be called sooner rather than later; or at least hear back even if its a letter saying you were rejected. Then you'll have to appeal but it shouldn't be hard if they reject you for no reason unless the AMI % spot is filled up.
i wouldn't out right quit. find another job that fits the AMI you initially qualified for. if one job offer is too high you could consider negotiating a paycut during the interview and have an agreement with the employer for a performance review/raise at a certain date. if you do quit and manage to maintain your AMI, you will need a letter from your previous employers that addresses the end of your employment.
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