Hey guys,
I'm currently in a tough situation. My mom is hurting with chronic nerve back / shoulder pain. I would like to use CA PFL to care for her over the next couple of months.
I want to start my leave on March 16. It takes about 3-4 weeks for the state to approve the claim. If its approved, I understand I would be paid retroactively. However, if the claim is rejected, we will be caught in a very tough position.
I live paycheck to paycheck and most of what I save goes to my parents so they can live. If the claim is rejected, I'm looking at 3 weeks worth of lost wages. I know 3 weeks doesn't seem like much, but it is huge for us.
I'm leaning heavily towards applying for PFL starting the 16th. I want to be there for my mom.
I guess my question is, is there any recourse if the claim is rejected? And how likely are they to reject a claim?
You advice / help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Anna
I'm currently in a tough situation. My mom is hurting with chronic nerve back / shoulder pain. I would like to use CA PFL to care for her over the next couple of months.
I want to start my leave on March 16. It takes about 3-4 weeks for the state to approve the claim. If its approved, I understand I would be paid retroactively. However, if the claim is rejected, we will be caught in a very tough position.
I live paycheck to paycheck and most of what I save goes to my parents so they can live. If the claim is rejected, I'm looking at 3 weeks worth of lost wages. I know 3 weeks doesn't seem like much, but it is huge for us.
I'm leaning heavily towards applying for PFL starting the 16th. I want to be there for my mom.
I guess my question is, is there any recourse if the claim is rejected? And how likely are they to reject a claim?
You advice / help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Anna
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