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I actually just got laid off too and haven't applied for UC yet. Thanks for posting about this card issue - I'm going to make sure I specifically ask about this when I file my claim! My old ReliaCard from 2023 expired a few months ago so I was gonna need a new one anyway.
Just a helpful tip for anyone dealing with PA UC payments and Money Network cards: you can set up direct deposit to your personal bank account through your UC dashboard online. It's much more convenient than dealing with these cards and any related issues. Look for the "Payment Information" section after logging in to your dashboard.
I tried setting up direct deposit when I first applied but the system kept giving me an error. I'll try again now that my claim is actually approved. Would definitely prefer that over dealing with these cards!
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Whatever you do dont ignore it!!! My brother ignored his overpayment notices and they eventually added penalty interest and then sent it to collections!
Thanks everyone for the helpful advice. I'm going to: 1) Appeal the waiver denial and request a telephone hearing 2) Include ALL the financial documents suggested 3) Request a lower payment plan if the waiver doesn't work out 4) Look into whether the overpayment determination itself might be incorrect I'll update this thread after my appeal to let you know how it goes. Fingers crossed I can get this resolved before tax refund time!
Good plan. And remember, even if they deny your appeal, you can request a payment plan that fits your budget. The important thing is to stay engaged with the process and respond to all notices within the specified timeframes.
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My sister in law had this happen last month and she got her money but it took 4 days instead of the usual 2. Something about a batch processing error they said. I dont use the card anymore I switched to direct deposit after they randomly froze my card last year for "verification" and I couldnt buy groceries for a week!!
Direct deposit is definitely more reliable. For anyone wanting to switch: log into your PA UC portal, select "View and Maintain Account Information," then "Payment Information," and choose the direct deposit option. You'll need your bank routing and account numbers. The change usually takes effect for the next payment cycle.
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Any update? Did your payment come through today?
YES!! Payment showed up this morning and hasn't disappeared! You were right - must have been some kind of processing glitch. Thanks everyone for helping me not completely panic yesterday.
Aiden Chen
One more thing to add - for phone hearings, they'll typically send you all the exhibits they plan to reference during the hearing ahead of time by mail or email. Make sure you review all of these documents carefully before your hearing. If you don't receive them at least 5 days before the hearing, call the UC service center right away to make sure they sent them to the correct address.
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Sophia Bennett
•That's really good to know. I'll keep an eye out for those documents. I'm guessing they'll include the initial overpayment notice and my waiver request form? Should I also send them my financial documents ahead of time, or just have them ready for the hearing?
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Aiden Chen
•Yes, typically they'll include the overpayment determination, your waiver request, and any other relevant documents from your claim file. You should definitely submit your financial documents ahead of time - there should be instructions on how to do this included with your hearing notice. Don't wait until the actual hearing to present your evidence for the first time.
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Grace Johnson
I had an overpayment waiver hearing in February. I chose the phone option because I didn't want to miss a full day of work. My advice: write down exactly what happened and practice explaining it clearly before the hearing. The referee interrupted me a lot and I got flustered and forgot to mention some important details. Definitely prepare notes to refer to during the call!
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Sophia Bennett
•That's a great tip about preparing notes ahead of time. Was your waiver approved? How long did it take to find out the result?
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Grace Johnson
•Mine was partially approved - they waived about half the overpayment amount. I got the decision letter about 2 weeks after the hearing. They determined some of it was their error but said I should have noticed part of the overpayment. Better than nothing I guess!
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