PA UC open issue count dropped from two to one - is my claim finally being processed?

Really? Ugh that's so frustrating. How long did yours take from start to finish?

Thank you so much! That gives me some hope. I'll keep checking for messages. Do you know roughly how long it usually takes for them to resolve the second issue after the first one?

This happened to me too!! One issue disappeared and then nothing for 2 weeks and I was going crazy. Then suddenly everything was approved and I got backpay for all weeks.

Three months?? I can't wait that long! Did you try calling them to speed things up?

this happend to me to but then anoter issue came up right after they took one off smh

I've been trying to call every day but always get busy signals! I'll check this out, thanks for the recommendation. I'm desperate to talk to a real person at this point.

If your claim has been stuck with an open issue since February, you should definitely contact them directly. That's an unusually long wait time, even for PA UC. There might be something specific they need from you that wasn't communicated properly.

Oh that's good to know! Thanks for the inside info. Fingers crossed they get to my second issue soon.

Update: I used that Claimyr service to get through to someone on the phone yesterday! The rep told me the first issue was a wage verification that got resolved, and the remaining issue is about my separation reason. They're sending me a questionnaire I need to fill out. At least now I know what's happening! Thanks everyone for the help and advice.

That's awesome that you finally got some answers! It's such a relief when you actually know what they need instead of just waiting in the dark. Hope you get that questionnaire filled out quickly and everything moves forward smoothly from here.

This is such a relief to hear! I've been dealing with similar open issues and the lack of communication from PA UC has been driving me crazy. It's encouraging to see that Claimyr actually works - I've been hesitant to try third-party services but hearing success stories like this makes me want to give it a shot. The separation reason questionnaire shouldn't be too complicated, just make sure you have all your documentation ready when you fill it out. Fingers crossed your claim gets approved quickly now that you know what they need!

Exactly! The lack of communication is the worst part - they just leave you hanging with no idea what's wrong or how to fix it. I was skeptical about using a third-party service too, but when you're desperate and can't get through on your own, you'll try anything. The separation questionnaire was actually pretty detailed - they wanted to know everything about my last day, whether I had any warnings, if I quit or was fired, etc. I made sure to be thorough and attach any relevant documents I had. Hopefully that speeds things up! Good luck if you decide to try Claimyr - it really did work for me when nothing else would.

Yes, definitely give Claimyr a try if you're stuck! I was skeptical at first too but honestly it was worth every penny to finally talk to a real person who could tell me exactly what was going on. The separation questionnaire was pretty straightforward - just had to explain that I was laid off due to company downsizing and provide some dates. Submitted it yesterday so now just waiting to see if that clears the last issue. Will definitely update here once I hear something! @dd84d3bd2424 thanks for sharing your experience, it really helped me feel less alone in this mess.

Exactly! The lack of communication from PA UC is honestly the worst part of this whole process. You're just left wondering what's going on for weeks or months. I'm definitely going to recommend Claimyr to others who are stuck - seems like it's worth the cost just to get actual information about your claim status. @dd84d3bd2424 hopefully filling out that separation questionnaire goes smoothly and you see your claim approved soon!

Exactly! The lack of communication from PA UC is the worst part of this whole process. I was so skeptical about using any third-party service too, but when you're desperate and can't get through on your own, it's worth trying. @dd84d3bd2424 definitely keep us updated on how long it takes after you submit that separation questionnaire - it'll help others know what to expect. I'm really hoping this is the final step for you and you get your backpay soon!

Thanks so much for the encouragement! I was definitely skeptical about using a third-party service too, but I was getting desperate after weeks of busy signals. The Claimyr rep was really helpful and professional - they knew exactly which questions to ask the UC examiner to get the details I needed. I've got all my employment documents ready to go with the questionnaire. Hoping this final step gets everything moving! Will definitely update once I hear back from them.

I was in the same boat a few weeks ago - had two open issues that were driving me insane with no communication whatsoever. One disappeared and then about 10 days later I got approved! The separation reason questionnaire is usually the final step, so you're probably really close now. Just be thorough when you fill it out and include any supporting documents you have. PA UC is terrible at communication but once they have what they need, things can move pretty fast. Rooting for you!