Denied Paid Leave Appeal

Summary

If your paid leave application is denied in minnesota, you can appeal through deed. Ensure all documents, like w-2s and doctor certifications, are submitted. Follow up with deed to confirm receipt and inquire about decision timelines. If issues persist, consider contacting legal aid for further assistance.

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No I haven't. Also the details on my wages was incorrect so i submitted my w2
Thank you for sharing more details, Shelby. Here's some additional guidance:
- Follow up with the agency handling the paid leave program to confirm receipt of your W-* and reconsideration request.
- Under Minnesota law, agencies must provide timely decisions—ask about their timeline policies.
- You may contact Minnesota DEED for assistance or file a formal complaint.
Do you need help finding legal aid services in Minnesota?
It is through deed
Thank you, Shelby, for clarifying. If your paid leave is handled through Minnesota DEED, here are steps you can take:
- Contact Minnesota DEED to confirm receipt of your documents and inquire about their decision timeline.
- Request escalation if no update is received.
- Consider legal aid if issues persist.
Would you like information on contacting Minnesota DEED or legal aid services?
would you please provide how to contact them
Here is the contact information for the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED):

Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED)


Phone: *-*-* or Toll-Free: *-*-*
Website: [mn.gov/deed](https://mn.gov/deed)

If you need assistance finding legal aid services in Minnesota, let me know!
thank you, would this be appeals
Yes, Shelby, this would fall under an appeal or reconsideration process regarding your denied paid leave application. If Minnesota DEED oversees the program, your reconsideration request is part of the appeal. Follow up with DEED to confirm they’ve received your documents and ask about the timeline for review.
thank you
You're welcome, Shelby! I'm glad I could assist. If you have further questions or need more help regarding your appeal or any other legal matter, feel free to reach out. Best of luck with your reconsideration process!