How long until PA UC Money Network debit card arrives in mail?

mine took like 10 days

The PA UC Money Network debit cards typically take 7-10 business days to arrive after your first payment is processed. If it's been longer than two weeks, you should contact the Money Network customer service directly at 888-233-5916. They can tell you if the card was mailed and potentially expedite a replacement if needed. Just make sure you have your UC information ready when you call them.

In my experience, it takes about 7-10 business days for the Money Network card to arrive after your first payment is processed. If you need access to your funds more quickly, you can set up direct deposit to your bank account through your UC portal. This way, you won't need to wait for the card for future payments. To set up direct deposit: 1. Log into your PA UC account 2. Go to "View and Maintain Account Information" 3. Select "Payment Information" 4. Choose "Direct Deposit" and enter your bank details If you've already been waiting more than 2 weeks for the card, I'd recommend calling UC to check on the status. Getting through to them can be challenging though.

my cousin waited 12 days for his and I waited 8 so i think it depends on where u live and mail delivery in ur area

I had the same issue back in January. Waited forever for that card! Try calling the UC service center, but I know getting through can be nearly impossible. I found this service called Claimyr (claimyr.com) that helped me actually get through to someone at UC when I needed to ask about my card. They have a video showing how it works: https://youtu.be/CEPETxZdo9E?si=WL1ZzVZWG3KiHrg2 Once I talked to a real person, they were able to tell me exactly when my card was mailed and gave me the tracking info. Turns out mine had been sent to an old address even though I'd updated everything in the system!

Just an additional tip - when you do receive your Money Network card, be sure to activate it immediately by calling the number on the sticker. You'll need to create a PIN for the card. Also, keep in mind there are some ATMs where you can withdraw cash without fees - look for Money Network or Allpoint ATMs. The information packet with your card will explain this, but sometimes people miss it. You can also use the card anywhere that accepts debit cards.

I had to call Money Network directly when this happened to me. Their number is different from the regular UC number. Try 888-233-5916 and navigate their menu to speak to someone about a card that hasn't arrived. They can tell you if it's been mailed or if there's a problem. But WARNING: have ALL your info ready - they ask for EVERYTHING to verify your identity!!!!

UPDATE: My card finally arrived today! Took exactly 9 business days from when my first payment was processed. Thanks everyone for your help and advice. I've already set up direct deposit for future payments so I won't have to worry about this again. For anyone else in the same situation - just be patient, but also make sure all your address info is updated correctly in the system.

Congrats on getting your card! For future reference, if anyone else is reading this and still waiting, you can also check the Money Network website (prepaid.moneynetwork.com) to see if your card has been issued yet. Sometimes it shows up there before it arrives in the mail. Just need your SSN and some basic info to check the status. Really helpful to know if it's actually been sent out or if there's a delay somewhere in the system.

Just wanted to add that if you're in a really tight spot financially while waiting for the card, some food banks and emergency assistance programs can help bridge the gap until your unemployment funds become accessible. I know it's not ideal, but when I was waiting for my card last year and had bills due, local churches and community centers were lifesavers. Also, if you have any pending payments showing in your UC dashboard, you can sometimes use that as documentation when requesting payment extensions from utility companies - many have hardship programs specifically for people dealing with unemployment delays.