What is the (Is there a) time limit for EDD to determine eligablity of a claim ?

I am not aware of a time limit but I have filed and heard back within 7 days on an approved claim just recently.

I couldnt imagine more than thirty days. If they require more information they will set up a telephone interview.

I do not believe there is one. In fact, I do not believe any state has a statutory time limit by which to render a determination. I am sure there are internal "policies," but nothing that is hard and fast.

Would it be covered uner the code of civil procedures or the government code?

Can you be more specific, ie, do you have a certain provision to which you are referring?

Regardless, I still think not, but I will not say absolutely not ... yet.

Would it be covered uner the code of civil procedures or the government code?

I would suspect the Labor Code.

rjc
Can you be more specific, ie, do you have a certain provision to which you are referring?

Regardless, I still think not, but I will not say absolutely not ... yet.

Nothing specific, but I remember some references in the UI code. Haven't had the time to look carefully. Thought someone may have the info off the top of their head. I know their are time limits for employers to "respond". That may have been one of the references to the "code of civil procedures".

I'll do more research when I have enough time to commit.
Thanks all.