Claims Kit
North Carolina
Forms
Notice of Accident to Employer and Claim of Employee, Representative, or Dependent (Spanish)
Statement of Days Worked and Earnings of Injured Employee
Notice of Accident to Employer and Claim of Employee, Representative, or Dependent
Employer's Report of Employee's Injury or Occupational Disease to the Industrial Commission
State Compliance Information
Physician Selection 97-25
The employer or its insurance company, subject to any Commission orders, provides and directs medical treatment. The Commission may permit the employee to change physicians or approve a physician of employee's selection when good grounds are shown. However, payment by the employer or carrier is not guaranteed unless written permission to change physicians is obtained from the employer, carrier, or Commission before the treatment is rendered.
Reporting of Claim by Employer Statute 97-92, Rule 11 NCAC 23A. 0104
An employer must immediately report to its Workers' Compensation insurance carrier any injury or occupational disease, or allegation by an employee of an injury or occupational disease, sustained in the course of employment for which the attention of a physician is needed or actually sought.
If an injury or alleged injury causes the employee to be absent from work for more than one day, or the employee's medical expenses are greater than $2000.00, the employer or carrier must file with the Industrial Commission a Form 19 "Employer's Report of Employee's Injury to the Industrial Commission" within 5 days of learning of the injury or allegation.
In addition to providing the Form 19 to the employee, the employer or carrier/administrator must also provide a blank Form 18 for use by the employee.
Posting Requirements Rule11 NCAC 23A .0201 Statute 97-93
All employers subject to the provisions of the Workers' Compensation Act must post in a conspicuous location a Form 17, Workers' Compensation Notice, to give notice to the employees that they are in an employment subject to the provisions of the Workers' Compensation Act and that their employer has obtained workers' compensation coverage or has qualified as self-insured for workers' compensation purposes.
Should the employer allow its workers' compensation coverage to lapse or cease to qualify as a self-insured, the employer shall remove within five working days any Form 17 and any other notice indicating otherwise.
Form 17
Form 17 (spanish)
Penalties for Late Reporting 97-92(e)
Any employer who refuses or neglects to make a report of injury is liable for a penalty of $5.00-$25.00 for each refusal or neglect.
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Injured Worker Guide
The worker's compensation system can be complicated, and each state has its own laws regarding workers' compensation.
The information contained in your state's guide provides a general guide for workers injured or made ill on the job.
This state-issued publication will assist you in navigating the workers' compensation system and serve as a resource for basic legal rights as well as steps to take to initiate workers' compensation benefits, deadlines and who to contact for additional assistance.
If you have questions about the workers' compensation process, this guide will provide the contact information for the regulatory agency for your state. In addition, many states have an ombudsman to oversee and assist all interested parties in the workers' compensation system.
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