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You know I do not know the answer to that question hammer and justmemb-I will be on here again tomorrow and I hope to see some posts that people got paid last night. If not-then we probably need to look into why there was not a second sweep with the payments as promised by Thurmond and GA DOL.
Well, it is very clear from all the posts that GA DOL was and is not prepared. I realize they have to deal with all of us-regular, tier l and tier ll and now SEB but they should have been better prepared and it is a shame that the rep's either were not given the info or some just chose to not deal with it. Customer service-it will make or break an organization.
Okay guy's I'm done for the day-I feel like this is my job now-(and I even sent out resumes as well)and I have to admit I rather enjoy it. I at least feel productive and helpful. See you tomorrow. Hope many get some funds deposited into accounts tonight!!
Okay guy's I'm done for the day-I feel like this is my job now-(and I even sent out resumes as well)and I have to admit I rather enjoy it. I at least feel productive and helpful. See you tomorrow. Hope many get some funds deposited into accounts tonight!!
Thanks fly, I'm done also, everyone have a goodnight.
Is she on SEB or the tiers? Because if it's the tiers that is why, the Tiers operate totally different than SEB does since it's Fed mandated, but SEB is state so is done differently.
If by some chance she's on SEB and was already approved it could be because they already processed her new claim by hand and it was approved.
I'm right on this, and for once am glad we have some pretty accurate information for once on WHY this whole process is so crazy. So just get off the pewter and file a new claim so you can see your SEB sooner. It won't hurt to go to the office anyways b/c if it is something else they can fix it then and there, so either way problem solved
Not intending stir up any issues but just to clarify cuz I could be totally misunderstanding what you are saying.... My claim year ended in March 2009 and I had to go in and open a new claim year. During that time, I was still on Tier 2. My T2 exhausted in April. I filled out the SEB app on 5/21 and certified for the two weeks we were told to start certifying on and my SEB has been implemented and money showed up in my bank account today. So I'm just not sure I understand the concept of having to open a new claim year if your current claim year has not ended yet.
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It won't hurt to go to the office anyways b/c if it is something else they can fix it then and there, so either way problem solved 
