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just got my money network card 2day. wasnt expecting it so soon. activation was easy just followed instructions and money was already on there
For anyone still struggling with this transition, here's a summary of what I've learned: 1. Paper checks are being sent out 2-3 days after your regular payment date 2. Money Network cards are arriving faster than originally announced (many people getting them 7-10 days after the transition) 3. Direct deposit is the most reliable option and can be set up immediately 4. When activating your new card, use the full ZIP+4 code or it may reject your information 5. The cards arrive in very plain envelopes with no obvious markings Despite the poor planning by PA UC, the actual resolution is happening fairly quickly. If you're still having issues after trying these steps, using Claimyr to reach a representative directly is probably your best bet rather than fighting busy signals.
If you do get through to someone, make sure to ask them to add detailed notes to your file about the discrepancy being a simple data entry error. Sometimes getting those notes in your file can help speed up the examiner's review when they get to your case. Also, request that they mark it as financially critical due to your impending bills. They sometimes prioritize cases where there's documented financial hardship.
UPDATE: I finally got through to someone at UC this morning! Used the Claimyr service that was suggested here and got connected to an agent in about 15 minutes. The agent said my review was triggered because my former employer reported slightly different hours than I did on that one week (their 37.5 vs my 37). She said she could see notes that the review was actually completed yesterday but hadn't been processed in the system yet. My payments should release within 2-3 business days including all back weeks! Such a relief after nearly 5 weeks of stress. Thanks everyone for the advice!
ALSO dont forget that they might have changed the banking info for the direct deposits!!! You need to specifically ask the UC office WHERE the fraudulent payments were sent so you can include that in your police report!!!
Any update?? Did you get through to someone? My brothers case took almost 2 months to resolve but at least they stopped the payments right away when he reported it
We used that Claimyr service someone mentioned above and actually got through yesterday! They've flagged the account for fraud investigation and locked it from further claims. Now we're gathering all the employment documentation to prove he was working during those weeks. They said it could take 6-8 weeks to fully resolve but at least the bleeding has stopped. Thanks everyone for all your help!
Omg i just realized i've been doing this wrong!!! I've been waiting to report my doordash income until it hits my bank account. Am i going to get in trouble now??? I've only been on UC for 5 weeks!
Contact PA UC immediately to explain the situation. The sooner you correct this, the better. Bring documentation of all the work you've done and when you did it. If you self-report the error before they catch it, they're usually more understanding about honest mistakes. But don't delay - the longer this continues, the more serious any potential penalties could be.
Thanks everyone for the advice! I'm going to start reporting my 1099 work based on when I perform it, not when I get paid. I'll keep detailed records of hours, dates, and expected earnings so I can provide documentation if needed. Seems like the consensus is clear that PA wants work reported when performed, regardless of payment timing. I really appreciate all the help and personal experiences shared here!
Cynthia Love
my cousin works for the treasury departmen and he said they just got behind on processing this week, everything shud be back to normal next week
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Dana Doyle
while we're waiting for these late payments has anyone else noticed the job search requirements are getting stricter?? my case worker said I need 5 work search activities now instead of 3? anyone else???
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Liam Duke
•Standard PA UC requirements are still 3 work search activities per week. If you've been told you need 5, that might be specific to your claim situation or perhaps a miscommunication. I'd recommend calling to verify this information.
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