WCC ALERT:
Due to inclement weather, Judge Inhofe will remain in Tulsa and Judge Egan will remain in Oklahoma City on Wednesday, February 20th. In the event Commission offices are open, Judge Egan will handle Judge Inhofe’s Oklahoma City docket, and Judge Inhofe will handle Judge Egan’s Tulsa docket.
Any requests for reset will be set on the assigned judge’s next available docket.
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Important Instructions: Click the button below to access the electronic affidavit form. The form is listed under OTHER SERVICES on the Case OK website.
Please note the Workers' Compensation Commission will not accept checks for the Affidavit of Exempt Status Fee.
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The Oklahoma Workers' Compensation Commission is the agency responsible for handling claims of injured workers. Oklahoma workers whose claims are in dispute with their employer file a claim with the commission in order to get the case resolved in a timely manner.
The new administrative system took effect February 1, 2014. This system will be beneficial to both workers and employers. It will be faster, which allows workers to return to work sooner. It will lower premiums on workers compensation insurance for employers thereby creating new jobs in Oklahoma's economy.
Oklahoma City 1915 North Stiles Avenue Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73105 405-522-3222
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Last Modified on 02/20/2019
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