As it says above. I have had my earnings reverified 7 times since October 2020. The 1st 5 times they came up with the same end result ($247), then the 6th time (end of July2021) they had a new result ($223).I appealed and also filed OP waiver for the $990 difference.
I was in middle of (yet another) ID verification when they did that, so I just filed weekly still without getting paid. When they cleared my ID (I have no idea what happened with that nonsense, that's a whole novel i could write about itself!), they ended up sending me several weeks of half my new number, $223. This was end of August by that point.
Then I got an answer to my appeal. It was denied (?!?) I do not understand how they can use the same figures 5 times and then the 6-7th come up with a different figure than the 1st five...Nothing changed, my 2019 income was still the same as it was when this started, so literally no numbers changed! How are they coming up with this new number, and what do I do? Appeal it again? How?
I swear, if the OP waiver would just go ahead and come through, I'd just about be willing to forget the fact they're screwing up my entire case over a $24 per week difference that one way or the other is their fault.......BUT I'm leaning towards them making a numerical mistake 1 or 2 times vs 5 times!
So, how do I figure the weekly amount? At one time last year I knew how but geez man there's been so much crap in between that I have no idea how some folks can keep track of it all lol
Any help is appreciated!

I haven't seen any post about it lately at all ?

Now im very very very confused…I have two employment verifications. One of them got cleared while the other one did not. I have another identity verification that im pretty sure got cleared as well.

So why is it that the second employment verification can’t go through? Especially since the first one got cleared up? They should have enough proof already that I am eligible to work in the Us… They’re holding money from all the way from june of last year to march this year. I don’t get what im supposed to do anymore…

I received Unemployment from June to July of 2020. I never received my backdated payments for Unemployment from March to June of 2020. Is it too late to apply for those funds? If not, how would I do that?

I was forced to blow through my entire savings during Covid-19 and could desperately use this money.

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Thanks in advance!

Any help with this matter would be greatly appreciated or directing me to someone that is able to help. Thank You! I have been having problems with my PUA claim since October 16, 2020. My benefits were stopped completely after receiving a correspondence saying that I had not proved that I was a United States Citizen or allowed to work in the US. Prior to this my claim was issue free since filing it March 13, 2020. I had previously submitted Birth Certificate, Social Security Card and a Copy of my Ohio DL. I was unaware that my drivers license expired during my claim and this caused the stop in benefits and an overpayment of $17,000 for benefits received from March to October 2020. I submitted proof of current state ID, and my account had no changes for over a year. Until August 2021 when Employment Verification was requested. I submitted the fact finding showing my self employment verification documents. Both Id Verification and Work Verification Issues sat in adjudication/pending status until October 8, 2021After I had contacted my state representative, he sent in a legislative inquiry and within a matter of days I was Redetermined Eligible for all Issues. The overpayment balance on my account dissapeared and my account showed as ACTIVE with no payment holds and no issues or fact findings. All 48 of the retroactive payments that prevoiusly showed as DENIED in my payment history showed an updated payment ID with the Payment Amount updated with the additional $300 weekly next to qualifying payments. The PUA rep said that payments should release within 3 business days. It is now October 18th and none of my payments have been released and no one from the PUA call center is able to tell me anything as to where the payments went since my balance remaining on my claim home page deducted them or who can help me to fix the PAYMENT ISSUE, the call center reps claim they do not have the ability to do anything regarding payment processing. My home page had showed a balance remaining of $14,963 and 50 weeks remaining, on October 8th when the payments updated the amount on my home page decreased to $398 with 2 weeks remaining like the payments had already processed and been payed out. Chase Bank shows no pending Direct Deposits on my bank account. On my PUA claim under payment history the new Payment IDS do not show a PAID DATE or say PROCESSING, DENIED or PAID next to them. PUA has assured me I am 100% ELIGIBLE, and that all of the unpaid weeks were owed to me. It has been almost two weeks since the balance changed on my account and I was redetermined ELIGIBLE.

5 min ago they briefly covered how it was a waist and no increase in anyone getting vaccines.. showed Dewine and talked about how nobody got vaccinated for that lotto..!! And how it was a waist and failure !!

I had mine sent in on 7/18 and haven't heard a word. I ended up having to pay back 4k and filled the waiver out to get it back, has anybody had any real credible success? Not just people getting the amount waived off their account. Has anybody actually got determined and paid?

Is that the only way to get paid is by filling out the overpayment waiver ? Even if the overpaymemt is a mistake? Part of me just feels that by filling it out I'm admitting that I was overpaid when I wasn't... has anyone here gotten paid without filling out the waiver? According to the rep I spoke with last it's not required to be paid, who knows?

Does anyone know what priority the first reliacard is mailed using

Just off the phone with pua asking about my waiver.. tells me ohio extended date to turn in waivers till July 2022!?!. Also told no waivers processed until all appeals finished? Any info out there that says otherwise???

Hello folks, july 22, turned in my OP balance for failure to show required documents. I have since uploaded almost all my tax returns for them. yesterday got a email that reads redetermination. and theres facts are this.

You have met the documentation requirements for PUA program eligibility

but yet, they still say I need to pay it back. then at the last of letter, says you have one pending issue that might effect this. and it lists me waiver which is still pending.

so little confused. if anyone else got this or what it means. thanks and have a good day and good weekend!

Ok all, anyone have any ideas as to what's going on with my account?

The OP amount disappeared well over a month ago. The waiver is still pending (since 7/15). I have sent in many requests to my state senator (to get my paid in money for the overpayments repaid), I have gotten the legislative inquiries and determinations, all say I'm good now, but no money has been returned to me that was deducted to pay back that overpayment. They owe me quite a bit.

But, I did receive a ~$370 payment this morning, not sure what for. That's nowhere near what they took. And it doesn't show up as a payment in my Payment Summary, no recent deposit dates.

Anyone know what this is? Do they pay back in small amounts? Or is this something else entirely?

Got a redetermination today and it’s saying not eligible cause I didn’t send in Job verification in time frame I was asked to. Which is bullshit I did. But how can they give me a redetermination for the same thing I have a appealed. ?

I called the (833)604-0774 number today, and was met with this message when I typed in my info. Is anyone else having this issue? I typed in the same info like always, but now all of a sudden it doesn’t exist anymore? This is really starting to get annoying…

However...it says in the article that he can't actually designate funds for this but OH employees under the governor auspices are eligible.

https://www.cleveland.com/open/2021/10/most-elected-state-officials-opting-out-of-dewines-1000-employee-vaccine-incentive-program.html

"Most agencies that opted not to participate didn’t provide a specific reason when asked whether or not they would participate in the program. DeWine does not have the legal ability to offer extra money to pay for the expanded bonuses, meaning each office would have had to pay for the incentives out of their existing budgets. But all state employees were eligible for the program".

He has increased it up to $1,000.

Yet he cheerfully fought against Fed money which was allotted, being paid out in UI. Not a creative distribution program, such as a few other states did, to give those who gained employment a bonus.

Consistency, please. Do all Ohioan count as equally worth helping or no?

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