Oklahoma Workers' Compensation Commission
Important Instructions for CC-Form 36A Affidavit of Exempt Status:
Click the button below to access the electronic affidavit form. The form is listed under Affidavit of Exempt Status on the Case OK website.
Please note the Workers' Compensation Commission will not accept checks for the Affidavit of Exempt Status Fee.
The Affidavit of Exempt Status will expire at midnight TWO YEARS from the date it was filed.
If you need a a new copy of your filed Affidavit of Exempt Status or you need to make any changes to your Affidavit please call (405) 522-3222.
CC-Form 36 A: Affidavit of Exempt Status
Tutorial Video for Affidavit of Exempt Status
Registration Opens July 6th!
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The services the Commission will be providing until further notice include:
- Form Filings- Filings should be sent via mail and electronically where available. Filings should be mailed to the Commission’s Oklahoma City address: 1915 North Stiles Avenue, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73105. Please include a self-addressed, stamped envelope if paper file copies are needed. An email option is now available for for form filings See Alert- email form filings to records@wcc.ok.gov.
- Approval of Joint Petition Settlements Electronically- See Commission Alert
- Case Issues Resolved by Email: See Alert
shane.curtin@wcc.ok.gov | mike.egan@wcc.ok.gov | pblair.mcmillin@wcc.ok.gov | john.blodgett@wcc.ok.gov | molly.lawyer@wcc.ok.gov | tara.inhofe@wcc.ok.gov
- Compliance Payments- Paid via online payment portal and mail (1915 North Stiles Avenue, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73105.)
- Permitting Payments- Paid via online payment portal and mail (1915 North Stiles Avenue, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73105.)
- Billing- Court Fees and other payments will be accepted via online payment portal and mail (1915 North Stiles Avenue, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73105.)
- Counselor Services- Via phone (855) 291-3612 (In-state toll free) (405) 522-5308 or by email at counselors@wcc.ok.gov.
- Records Searches and Copy Requests- File copies can be obtained by mailing in the Commission request form to the Oklahoma City WCC Office (1915 North Stiles Avenue, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73105.)
The Oklahoma Workers' Compensation Commission is the agency responsible for adjudicating cases of injured workers. Oklahoma workers and employers who wish to dispute a workers compensation claim can file a case with the Oklahoma Workers' Compensation Commission.
Oklahoma's workers’ compensation system was reformed in 2013, by the Administrative Workers’ Compensation Act (Act). The Act created the Workers’ Compensation Commission (WCC which became fully operational effective February 1, 2014. The WCC provides a forum for workers’ compensation hearings and appeals, ensures compliance with relevant statutes by employers, and regulates organizations who wish to self-fund their workers’ compensation obligations.