zachstrl's journey

I was laid off on April 20th after four years with a Georgia-based company, where I worked remotely from Indiana. I moved to Chattanooga, TN, and continued my remote work until my layoff. I filed for unemployment in Tennessee since that's where I currently live, but now I'm seeing 'Monetarily Ineligible' on my dashboard with $0.00 across every quarter. I indicated that my employer was out of state and that I had worked in Indiana, but I'm really worried that I filed in the wrong state. I’m unsure if I should have filed in Indiana instead. The letter I received mentioned that out-of-state wages won't show up immediately and that they sent a request for that information, but I'm not feeling confident about it. I have several questions: Did I file in the wrong state? Is this 'Monetarily Ineligible' status temporary while they gather my out-of-state wage records, or does it mean I'm actually denied? If I did file incorrectly, can I correct it without causing further issues? Also, does it matter where my employer was paying unemployment taxes? I'm feeling anxious about the whole situation and would appreciate any guidance from those who have navigated similar remote work and multi-state unemployment claims.