Vivinavi : Hawaii : (United States) Hawaii

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• 2021/04/08 (Thu) 09:08
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Leilani-san, Hanasaku-san, it is encouraging to know that I am not the only one
who is in limbo with overpayment.
Sunset, thank you for everything. I am very grateful.

It would be nice to know
what month and up to what date the overpayment process is currently in progress, as mentioned by Hanasakusan.

At least, if we know when those who are waiting for overpayment
applied for PEUC1,
I think they are processed in the order of early application.

I applied for PEUC1 on November 17.
April 11 is the BENEFIT YEAR END
What I have done so far
I have called, emailed, faxed,
emailed and faxed, also attached the balance of my bank account.
The word PENDING was added to the history for the week that was supposed to be OVERPAYMENT in mid-March.
Nothing has changed since then.

By the way, in my case,
I had no particular problem for 26 weeks and there was no question about the amount transferred.
but
a few days after the UI transfer for 26 weeks, I received a transfer of only $2 for some reason.
This $2 is OVERPAYMENT.

There is no error between the amount paid by the employer and
UI, which is the reason for the overpayment.

The last mysterious $2 transferred was
suddenly added to the May ending week of my account for some reason.
It used to say $2 less.
So
the actual amount transferred and
the amount on my account are off by $2.

When I spoke to the call center person in January, I was informed that overpayment was the reason, but
he actually said that he did not know how this situation came about and that it was strange.

This is my situation.
I will share again if the situation changes in any way.

• mana
• 2021/04/08 (Thu) 17:05
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I am one of those who have been waiting over 4 months due to overpay ・ ・ ・
I am really encouraged that I am not alone. Thank you.

I applied for PUEC1 in early December and since then nothing has changed.
Someone in the same situation as me since December said they finally got a call recently, but due to other overpays
my friend who is waiting is still waiting since October ・ ・ ・ .
I'm starting to think "maybe they are not processing in order of date ？".

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• 2021/04/09 (Fri) 22:53
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The person who contacted me directly has reported back to me after the fact and I will share it with you in a timeline style （ He has graciously agreed to post ）.

He said that he hopes it will be an encouragement to those who are waiting for the overpayment process.

This is also a must read for those who are planning to have their employer deposit their pay in the future.


[Timeline]
I realized for the first time that I did not labor report my pay last October because I had not looked at the bank book where my employer had deposited my pay.
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Declined to apply for the PEUC program in October as well.
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I called, emailed, and faxed the UI office with a bankbook statement with the date the pay was deposited, but no further communication. There was a dedicated Overpayment window ）.
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At the end of last November, I get a voicemail from the UI office telling me to apply for PEUC.
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I apply for PEUC and file weekly from October 3 to the end of November, but soon after that the PEUC status on the UI system shows "Pending" or "Review" and all the weekly filings after October 3 disappear. Even the details are no longer available.
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When I call the UI office to check, I am told that the cause is Overpayment.
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The payment is stopped for a long time.
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Received an email from Examiner at the end of March this year, then a further letter a few days later （ Never a phone call ） The email and letter are identical.
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In response to the request in the email and letter, I reply to the email with "Reason for Overpayment", "Monthly Expense", "I wish to debit Overpayment payment", etc.
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The UI office told me that if I have any questions, the Examiner will contact me in a few days, or if there are no problems, the PEUC staff will contact me.
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A few days later, I received a letter from the UI office, and the letter stated the "reason for Overpayment" as I answered in my e-mail, and that I would debit the Overpayment payment. The letter also stated that "Overpayment is obligatory.
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A few days after receiving the letter, I logged into the UI system and noticed that the minutes from October to December of last year were listed as "Processed". Also, weekly filing was enabled, so I filed it.
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Two days later, the amount from October to December last year is credited, and three days after that, the amount from January to April 3rd this year is credited

Note:
I checked the details of the deposit and found that at this time Overpayment has not been deducted, and that it may possibly have been deducted from the account balance.
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My advice to you regarding this part. Even if it is not deducted at this time, it may be deducted from future payments. If it is deducted from the payment, it will be shown as "Overpayment offset deduction" in the payment details.


That's all for now, but please hang in there a little longer as the UI office will certainly contact you either by phone, email, or letter. Some locals were contacted by phone on a case-by-case basis, while others were contacted by e-mail or letter. We recommend that you also check your spam folder just in case.

Paid work reports are very important, so again, please keep in mind those of you who plan to report paid work in the future.

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• 2021/04/10 (Sat) 07:58
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Mr. SUNSET.
The information you gave me in #201 was very encouraging.
Thank you very much.

I will remember to check my spam box.
I have registered all of the Hawaii UI office numbers and set them as a unified ringtone so that
I can recognize the phone ringtone just by hearing it
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I also chose an intense sound like a pinball.
I hope it will ring soon ！.

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• 2021/04/17 (Sat) 09:28
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I'm happy to share yesterday's Star Advertiser News with you about overpayments.

On Monday, 25 mainland-based contract workers will join 25 internal labor department employees who have been trained in adjudicating Unemployment claimants whose benefits have been held up because of initial overpayments Unemployment claimants whose benefits have been held up because of initial overpayments are "definitely our biggest backlog at this point," Kuntsman said. The 25 adjudicators from contractor Solid State will join the newly trained local adjudicators in making They will work mornings through nights and on weekends from phone numbers with 808 area codes. Perreira-Eustaquio urged unemployment claimants to answer calls from unknown phone numbers, even if they're wary, because it could be from an adjudicator. If there's no initial answer, Perreira-Eustaquio said the adjudicator likely will leave a voicemail saying they will call back in 10 minutes.

"We do not reach out through text message," she said, and will never ask for a full Social Security number or bank information. At the most, Perreira-Eustaquio said, DLIR employees will ask to verify a claimant's last four digits of their Social

Please read the following page for a copy and paste excerpt.
Here is the address of the Star Advertiser.
https://www.staradvertiser.com/2021/04/17/hawaii-news/hawaii-unemployment-rate-is-even-worse-labor-data-reveals/?HSA=a8bed14d8682a612378953bcc1cbb4d143507f5e