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Use the online UC system to: If you file online, you’ll receive a confirmation page at the end of the online application and a confirmation email. This email will include the date you will need to file your continued claim — also called your weekly certification.
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- How to File
You should file your UC initial claim application using one of the following methods: Online: An online application can be filed using our secure website 7 days a week, 24 hours a day; Telephone: An application can be filed on the statewide unemployment compensation toll-free number at 1-888-313-7284.
Learn about Pennsylvania's unemployment programs, how to get benefits, report fraud, and more. Unemployment benefits gives you money for a little while if you lose your job, or if you're working fewer hours than usual. UC overpayment is when you get benefits you weren't supposed to.
Online: The best way to file your weekly certification is online seven days a week, 24 hours a day. Phone: Use the automated PA Teleclaims (PAT) system by calling 888-255-4728, seven days a week, 24 hours a day.
Because of this upgrade, claimants can now use the online UC portal to see eligibility determinations, a detailed payment history, fill out questionnaires, send in appeals, and more. Can I still use my SSN and a PIN to file online? No. In the new system, you will use a username and password to log into your UC portal to file a claim.
Apply at www.uc.pa.gov or call the statewide number at 1-888-313-7284. Note: it may be difficult to reach UC by telephone during high volume times. Need help understanding the application steps? Find a step-by-step guide created by the Department of Labor and Industry here.
To file online, Click Here. If you have worked during the past 18 months and you are unemployed or had your hours reduced, you need to call the Unemployment Compensation Service Center or go online to file a new claim or reopen a claim. On October 2, 2000 all Unemployment Compensation offices in the Philadelphia area were closed.
