31 Pa. Code § 67.6 - Appeals
(a) A claimant who
disputes a determination by the Administrator or Fund concerning eligibility
for or allowance of benefits, may file a written complaint with the claims
manager. The written determination by the Fund or Administrator shall advise
the claimant how to file a complaint with the claims manager. A complaint is
timely filed by the claimant if received by the claims manager no later than 33
days after the date of the written determination from the Administrator or the
Fund denying eligibility for or allowance of benefits.
(b) The claims manager will issue a written
determination notifying the claimant of the results of the claims manager's
review. If the claimant is not satisfied with the results of the claims
manager's review, the claimant may request in writing a formal administrative
hearing before the Commissioner. The written determination by the claims
manager will advise the claimant how to request a hearing. A request for
hearing is timely if received by the Department no later than 33 days after the
date of the written determination from the claims manager.
(c) Appeals are conducted in accordance with
1 Pa. Code Part II (relating to the General Rules of Administrative Practice
and Procedure) as applicable to the Department and in accordance with Chapter
56 (relating to special rules of administrative practice and
procedure).
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