The Pennsylvania Claim for Exemption from Wage Attachment is a form that allows a debtor to protect his/her wages from being garnished by creditors. This form is used to exempt wages from attachment in situations when a creditor has a court order to garnish the wages of a debtor. The debtor can use this form to protect a portion of his/her wages from being attached. There are two types of claims for exemption from wage attachment in Pennsylvania: partial exemption and total exemption. The partial exemption claim allows a debtor to protect a portion of his/her wages from garnishment. The amount of wages that can be protected depends on the debtor’s income, marital status, and number of dependents. The partial exemption claim must be filed with the court, and the court will determine the amount of wages that can be protected. The total exemption claim allows a debtor to protect all of his/her wages from garnishment. To qualify for a total exemption, the debtor must meet certain requirements such as filing bankruptcy or showing evidence of a financial hardship. The total exemption claim must also be filed with the court and the court will make a determination whether the debtor is eligible for a total exemption from wage attachment. In both cases, if the court approves the claim, the garnishment of the debtor’s wages will be stopped immediately.