Pennsylvania Request to Restrict Public Access to Claim is a form used to restrict public access to an individual's claim information, such as compensation and medical records, in the state of Pennsylvania. This form is typically used when an individual wants to keep their personal information confidential due to personal or professional reasons. There are two types of Pennsylvania Request to Restrict Public Access to Claim: the Request to Restrict Public Access for an Accident Claim and the Request to Restrict Public Access for a Disability Claim. The Request to Restrict Public Access for an Accident Claim is used to restrict public access to information related to an accident claim, such as compensation and medical records, while the Request to Restrict Public Access for a Disability Claim is used to restrict public access to information related to a disability claim, such as compensation and medical records. Both forms require an individual to provide their name, address, date of birth, and contact information, as well as a detailed description of the information they are requesting to have restricted from public access. Once the form is completed, it must be signed and submitted to the Pennsylvania Workers' Compensation Board for processing.