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Desert grandma

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6. Try calling your Governor's office.

Reply to bif (Reply #5)

Wed Jan 5, 2022, 05:33 PM

Jan 2022

Speak with a Constituent Representative. Most state governor's offices have at least one. Since unemployment is federally funded, but administered by the state, you may have better luck with this route. If that doesn't work, you may have to hire an attorney to straighten it out. Good Luck!!

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Unemployment still says I owe $13,000!!! HELP!!! [View all] bif Jan 2022 OP

I'm not familiar with the process there (or in any state,) elleng Jan 2022 #1

Do you have a local news dog that helps solve issues? pnwest Jan 2022 #2

Contact your Representative or Senator's office? luv2fly Jan 2022 #3

+1 for that. multigraincracker Jan 2022 #4

I've been in touch with my State Senator bif Jan 2022 #5

Try calling your Governor's office. Desert grandma Jan 2022 #6

I'm bookmarking this because I have a similar situation... bahboo Jan 2022 #7

Nothing Worthwhile FrankTC Jan 2022 #8

Well, they denied my first protest. bif Jan 2022 #9