How do I reopen my Colorado Pua claim?
Reopening a Claim You may apply to reopen your claim if you believe you need more medical care and/or temporary disability benefits after your claim was closed. You may do this by filing an Application for Hearing with the OAC. This form may be downloaded from oac.colorado.gov/oac-forms.
How do I request payment for Pua in Colorado?
Request payment online through MyUI at coloradoui.gov/myui or by phone at 303-813-2800 (Denver-metro area) or 1-888-550-2800 (outside Denver-metro area). See the Payment Request Schedule on pages 15 and 16 for more details.
What does pending issues mean on Pua colorado?
All claims filed must be fully processed and initial eligibility determined before payment can be issued. Payments on new claims may be held due to pending issues until processing is completed, which is taking around 8 to 10 weeks from the date of file due to high volumes.
How do I certify my Colorado Pua weekly?
From the navigation links on the left side of the page, click on Request Benefit Payment and then click on Start Weekly Certification. From your Home Page dashboard, scroll to Pending Weekly Certifications and then click on Start Weekly Certification.
Can you backdate Pua Colorado?
We will backdate these new claims to the first eligible week during the Pandemic Assistance Period in accordance with all eligibility requirements. Payments on PUA claims filed during this 30 day period will be held until the claim is manually reviewed to confirm eligibility.
Why do I have pending issues on my unemployment Colorado?
A pending issue of unemployment is a problem unemployment representatives have found with your unemployment eligibility. Pending issues can vary because regulations for unemployment eligibility vary by state, but they always mean that the unemployment office is not sure it should pay your benefits to you.
What do you do when unemployment benefits are exhausted in Colorado?
If you exhausted your regular benefits you may be eligible for Tier 1 benefits, for which you must apply. Tier 1 lasts for up to 14 weeks. If you exhausted your Tier 1 benefits and are still eligible, we automatically transition you to Tier 2 benefits and no additional action is required by you.
Is Colorado going to extend unemployment benefits?
State labor officials did not indicate plans to extend benefits in Colorado. “And many are confused because they still have a balance and are not understanding the expiration date,” Swank added. Only those who are eligible for regular state unemployment will be able to continue requesting a payment each week.
Is Colorado extending their unemployment?
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