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Extraterritorial reciprocity information for all 50 states
Last updated: 12-8-08

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Extraterritorial Provisions - Coverage from this state follows its workers performing temporary work in other states. Benefits for injury are provided as if the worker were in this state. The permanent employment contract of hire between the worker and the employer is established in this state.

Reciprocity - This state honors the extraterritorial provisions of other states as long as the other state honors this state's extraterritorial provisions. The permanent employment contract of hire between the worker and employer is established in the other state.

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*Alabama*
Alabama Workers' Compensation Division 649 Monroe Street Montgomery, AL 36131	Contact: Glenn Parker gparker@dir.state.al.us Compliance Section 800-528-5166 / 334-242-2868
Extraterritorial provisions: Yes Duration: Not specific Reciprocity: Yes (90 day limit) Statute: Title 25 Chap 5-35 Certificate filing: N/A Must register with Sec. of State in AL to do business in AL. WC not required if business has less than 5 employees. Alabama allows coverage for up to 90 days under the workers' compensation insurance covering employees of another state temporarily working in AL. Immediately for Alabama workers and after 90 days if the employer has only out of state workers in AL, AL requires any out of state employer operating in AL to obtain an all-states endorsement from an insurer licensed for AL.
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*Alaska*
Alaska Division of Workers' Compensation Workers' Compensation Division, Hearings 675 Seventh Avenue, Station K Fairbanks, AK 99701-4593	Contact: William Walters, Hearing Officer William.walters@alaska.gov 907-451-2889
Extraterritorial provisions: Yes Duration: Not specified Reciprocity: No Statutes: AS 23.30.011(a,b,c), 23.30.075, 23.30.395(20), 23.30.090, 23.30.045(d) Certificate filing: N/A Needs to have Alaska coverage through insurer or self-insurance as authorized by Alaska Workers' Compensation Division. Public contracts require proof of this coverage.
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*Arizona*
Industrial Commission of Arizona Industrial Commission ALJ Division 800 W Washington St Phoenix, AZ 85007-2922	Contact: Noreen Thorsen, Claims Manager 602-542-5286
Extraterritorial provisions: Yes Duration: Six months Reciprocity: No Statute: ARS 23.904 Certificate filing: Not required Employers without all states coverage will be considered a non-complying employer if worker chooses to file an Arizona claim.
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*Arkansas*
Arkansas Workers' Compensation Commission 324 Spring Street PO Box 950 Little Rock, AR 72203-0950	Contact: Richard Lucy, Information Officer 800-622-4472
Extraterritorial provisions: Yes Reciprocity: Yes Statute: In the Insurance Code Certificate filing: N/A An employer needs an Arkansas endorsement from an insurer licensed for Arkansas; otherwise could be a noncomplying employer. Post Katrina update: Verbal update from an Arkansas Insurance Department representative confirms that Arkansas will honor workers' compensation coverage from another jurisdiction for workers of that other jurisdiction in Arkansas on a temporary and incidental basis. An employer who sets up a permanent location in Arkansas must obtain Arkansas coverage for Arkansas subject workers.
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*California*
California Division of Workers' Compensation 1515 Clay St. 17th flr. Oakland, CA 94612	Contact: Bob Wong, Information and Assistance Unit Manager 510-286-7082 Bwong@dir.ca.gov
Extraterritorial provisions: Yes Reciprocity: Yes Statute: Labor Code section 3600.5 Certificate filing: Not required.
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*Colorado*
Colorado Division of Workers' Compensation Insurance Programs 633 17th St. Ste.400, Denver, CO 80202	Contact: Julie Yakes, Supervisor Coverage Enforcement Unit 303-318-8639 julie.yakes@state.co.us
Extraterritorial provisions: Yes Duration: Six months Reciprocity: No Statute: 8-41-204 Certificate filing: N/A
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*Connecticut*
Connecticut Workers' Compensation Commission Capitol Place 21 Oak Street 4th Floor Hartford, CT 06106	Contact: John A. Mastropietro, Chairman 860-493-1500
Extraterritorial provisions: No Duration: N/A Reciprocity: No Certificate filing: N/A
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*Delaware*
Delaware Department of Labor Division of Industrial Affairs Office of Workers' Compensation 4425 North Market St Wilmington, DE 19802	Contact: John Kirk, Administrator 302-761-8200
Extraterritorial provisions: Yes Duration: Not specified Reciprocity: No Statute: 19 Del.C. &2303 Certificate filing: N/A
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*District of Columbia*
Office of Workers' Compensation 64 New York Ave. NE Washington, D.C. 20002	Contact: Charles Green Associate Director, OWC 202-671-1048
Extraterritorial provisions: Yes Duration: Not specified Reciprocity: No Certificate filing: N/A
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*Florida*
Florida Department of Financial Services Division of Workers' Compensation 200 East Gaines Street Tallahassee, FL 32399-4220	Contact: Andrew Sabolic, Chief, Bureau of Compliance 850-413-1600 andrew.sabolic@fldfs.com
Extraterritorial provisions: Yes Duration: N/A Reciprocity: Yes, except in construction industry. Statute: 440.09 (d) Certificate filing: N/A All construction industry work requires Florida specific coverage. Otherwise, Florida will honor coverage for temporary work from other jurisdictions.
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*Georgia*
State Board of Workers' Compensation 270 Peachtree St NW Atlanta, GA 30303-1299	Contact: Pam Hill 404-656-3818 hillp@sbwc.ga.gov
Extraterritorial provisions: Yes Duration: Not specified. Reciprocity: Yes Statute: O.C.G.A. 34-9-242 Certificate filing: Not required.
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*Hawaii*
Department of Labor & Industrial Relations Disability Compensation Division 830 Punchbowl Street, Room 209 Honolulu, HI 96813	Contact: Clyde Imada 808-586-9151
Extraterritorial provisions: Yes Duration: Not specified Reciprocity: No Statute: Section 386-6 Hawaii Revised Statutes Certificate filing: N/A
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*Idaho*
Idaho Industrial Commission Employer Compliance Department Post Office Box 83720 Boise, ID 83720-0041	Contact: Christi Simon Employer Compliance Manager 208-334-6099 csimon@iic.state.id.us
Extraterritorial provisions: Yes Duration: Not specified Reciprocity: Yes Statute: Title 72 Chap 2 72-217 Certificate filing: Idaho Industrial Commission Public contract law has some Idaho residency requirements.
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*Illinois*
Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission 100 West Randolph Street, Suite 8-200 Chicago, IL 60601	Contact: Paul Rink Associate Counsel 312-814-6611
Extraterritorial provisions: Yes Duration: Not specified Reciprocity: No Statute: 820 ILCS 305/1(b) Certificate filing: N/A
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*Indiana*
Workers' Compensation Board of Indiana (WCBI) 402 W. Washington Street IGCS Room: W196 Indianapolis, IN 46204	Contact: Darren Dye Policy and Procedures Analyst Workers' Compensation Board 317-233-3384 ddye@web.in.gov
Extraterritorial provisions: Yes Duration: Not specific Reciprocity: Yes Statute: http://www.in.gov/workcomp/ Certificate filing: No
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*Iowa*
Division of Workers' Compensation Compliance 1000 East Grand Ave. Des Moines, IA 50319-0209	Contact: Mike Trier Iowa Workers' Compensation Commissioner 515-281-8335 iwd.dwc@iwd.state.ia.us
Extraterritorial provisions:Yes Duration: Not specific Reciprocity: No Statute: Iowa Code section 85.71 & 85.72 Certificate filing: N/A Other jurisdiction coverage considered only for purposes of benefit credit.
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*Kansas*
Kansas Division of Workers' Compensation Compliance Section 800 SW Jackson Street, Suite 600 Topeka, KS 66612-1227	Contact: Don Palmer, Administrator Compliance Section 785-296-6767 dpalmer@hr.state.ks.us
Extraterritorial provisions:Yes Duration: Not specific Reciprocity: Yes Statute: Not available on-line Certificate filing: Not required
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*Kentucky*
Kentucky Department of Workers' Claims Prevention Park 657 Chamberlin Ave. Frankfort, KY 40601	Contact: Dwight T. Lovan, Commissioner 502-564-5550
Extraterritorial provisions: Yes Duration: Not specific Reciprocity: Yes Statute: KRS 342.670 Certificate filing: Commissioner of Department of Workers' Claims
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*Louisiana*
Louisiana Workforce Commission Office of Workers' Compensation PO Box 94040 Baton Rouge, LA 70804-9040	Contact: Christ Broadwater Director 225-342-7561 cbroadwater@lwc.la.gov
Extraterritorial provisions: Yes Duration: Six months, extendable Reciprocity: Yes Statute: La.R.S. 23:1035.1 Certificate filing: N/A Credit/offset for benefits paid under other state's workers' compensation laws. Louisiana will honor workers' compensation coverage from other jurisdictions for workers in Louisiana on temporary assignment. Although a worker could file a Louisiana claim, the extraterritorial coverage of the employer from another jurisdiction for that worker will cause the claim to be dismissed in Louisiana.
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*Maine*
Workers' Compensation Board General Counsel's Office 27 State House Station Augusta, ME 04333	Contact: John Rohde 207-287-7094 john.rohde@state.me.us
Extraterritorial provisions: Yes Duration: 5 consecutive days; 10 days in a 30-day period; or, 30 days in any 360-day period. Reciprocity: Yes Statute: 39-A M.R.S.A 113 Certificate filing: Workers' Compensation Board Matches sending jurisdiction.
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*Maryland*
Workers' Compensation Commission 10 East Baltimore Street Baltimore, MD 21202-1641	Contact: Michael L. Galey Secretary of the Commission 410-864-5100 mgaley@Wcc.state.md.us
Extraterritorial provisions: Yes Duration: Not specific Reciprocity: Yes Statute: Article 9 Section 203 Certificate filing: Workers' Compensation Commission
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*Massachusetts*
Department of Industrial Accidents Office of Chief Legal Counsel 600 Washington Street, 7th Floor Boston, MA 02111	Contact: Bill Taupier, Deputy Director of Administration 617-727-4900 billt@dia.state.ma.us
Extraterritorial provisions: No information provided. Duration: No information provided. Reciprocity: No Statute: MGL c. 152 section 26 Certificate filing: N/A Massachusetts coverage must be specifically listed in Section 3A of the employer's workers' compensation policy.
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*Michigan*
State of Michigan Workers' Compensation Agency Compliance & Employer Records Division 7150 Harris Drive PO Box 30016 Lansing, MI 48909	Contact: Cheryl Cornellier, Administrator 517-322-1195 ccorne@michigan.gov
Extraterritorial provisions: Yes Duration: Not specific Reciprocity: No Statute: MCL 418.845, 418.846 Certificate: filing: N/A Credit/offset for benefits paid under other state's workers' compensation laws.
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*Minnesota*
Minnesota Labor and Industry Special Compensation Fund - Insurance verification 443 Lafayette Road St. Paul, MN 55155	Contact: Carol Pankow , Director, Claims Services and Investigations 651-284-5455 Carol.N.Pankow@state.mn.us
Extraterritorial provisions: Yes Duration: Not specific Reciprocity: Yes Statute: Minn. Stat. 176.041, subd 2-6; Stat. 176.295 Certificate filing: Not required
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*Mississippi*
Mississippi Workers' Compensation Commission Post Office Box 5300 Jackson, MS 39296-5300	Contact: 601-987-4200 rminor@mwcc.state.ms.us
Extraterritorial provisions: Yes Duration: Six months, extendable Reciprocity: Yes Statute: 71-3-109 Certificate filing: Workers' Compensation Commission, but only at time of injury.
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*Missouri*
Division of Workers' Compensation Fraud and Noncompliance Unit PO Box 1009 Jefferson City, MO 65102-1009	Contact: 573-526-6630 Ask for a compliance investigator
Extraterritorial provisions: Yes Duration: 90 days Reciprocity: No Statute: 287.030, 110, 280 RSMo Certificate filing: N/A An "employer" needs a Missouri endorsement from an insurer authorized to insure in Missouri. Someone employing one or more employees in the construction industry in Missouri is an "employer". In any other industry, someone employing fewer than five employees, whether present in Missouri or not, may not be considered an "employer" for purposes of Missouri workers' compensation law.
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*Montana*
Montana Department of Labor & Industry Employment Relations Division Post Office Box 8011 Helena, MT 59604-8011	Contact: Connie Ferriter, Program Officer 406-444-6532 cferriter@mt.gov
Extraterritorial provisions: Yes Duration: Six months, extendable Reciprocity: Yes, except in construction industry. Statute: Title 39 Chap 71 Sect 402 Certificate filing: Department of Labor & Industries All construction industry work requires Montana specific coverage.
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*Nebraska*
Nebraska Workers' Compensation Court Legal Section Post Office Box 98908 Lincoln, NE 68509	Contact: Jackie Boesen, General Counsel 402-471-9745 jackie.boesen@wcc.state.ne.us
Extraterritorial provisions: Yes Duration: Not specific. Reciprocity: No, unless insurer is licensed for Nebraska. Extraterritorial: Statute: NRS 48-115(2) Certificate filing: Not required.
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*Nevada*
Nevada Division of Industrial Relations Workers' Compensation Section, Enforcement Unit 400 W. King St #400 Carson City, NV 89703	Contact: Dawn Saucedo Phone: 775-684-7285 Fax: 775-687-6305
Extraterritorial provisions: Yes Duration: Six months, extendable. Reciprocity: Yes Statute: NRS 616B.600 Certificate filing: Nevada Division of Industrial Relations All construction projects require Nevada specific coverage. Independent contractors and sub-contractors are accorded status of 'employees' regardless of the trade.
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*New Hampshire*
State of New Hampshire Workers' Compensation Division 95 Pleasant Street Concord, NH 03301	Contact: Kathryn J. Barger, Director 603-271-3176
Extraterritorial provisions: No Duration: N/A Reciprocity: No Statute: Repealed Certificate filing: N/A
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*New Jersey*
New Jersey Department of Labor & Workforce Development Division of Workers' Compensation John Fitch Way, 6th fl. PO Box 381 Trenton, NJ 08625-0381	Contact: Roxanne Anthony, Law Clerk 609-984-3579 lawclerk@dol.state.nj.us
Extraterritorial provisions: No Duration: N/A Reciprocity: No Statute: None Certificate filing: N/A
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*New Mexico*
Workers' Compensation Administration Office of the General Counsel Post Office Box 27198 Albuquerque, NM 87125	Contact: Office of General Counsel 505-841-6085
Extraterritorial provisions: Yes Duration: Not specific. Reciprocity: No, requires specific agreements between jurisdictions. Statute: NMSA 52-1-64, 65, 66, 67, 68 Certificate filing: Not applicable If only one or two employees are in the state from another jurisdiction, you may not be required to obtain coverage specific to NM. If you have three or more workers in NM, you must have coverage with an insurer authorized for NM.
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*New York*
Workers' Compensation Board of NYS 20 Park Street Albany, NY 12207	Contact: Steve Carborne, Compliance 518-486-6307
Extraterritorial provisions: Yes Duration: Generally, a NY employee working outside of New York State(NYS) but who is under the direction and control of a NY employer will be eligible for benefits under the NYS Workers' Compensation Law. There is no statutory time limit on these benefits. However, that worker could choose to forgo NY benefits and file for benefits in the state that they are working in. Reciprocity: No, NY must appear on item 3A of the information page on the workers' compensation insurance policy. Statute: Article 2 Certificate filing: N/A
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*North Carolina*
Industrial Commission Dobbs Building Sixth Floor 430 Salisbury Street Raleigh, NC 27611	Contact: Howard Bunn, Jr, Chairman 919-733-4820 bunnh@ind.commerce.state.nc.us Information available through Ombudsman office: 919-733-0345
Extraterritorial provisions: Yes Duration: No information provided Reciprocity: Yes Statute: No information provided Certificate filing: No information provided
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*North Dakota*
Workforce Safety & Insurance 1600 East Century Avenue Ste 1 PO Box 5585 Bismarck, ND 58506	Contact: Barry Schumacher Employer Services 701-328-3815
Extraterritorial provisions: Yes Duration: Up to one year under a reciprocal filing Reciprocity: Yes - if within ND wage restriction (OR_ND have a written agreement on file) Statute: 65-08-01 Certificate filing: No Extraterritorial coverage extends to incidental operations lasting fewer than 30 days in a state where the employer has no other significant contacts with that state and those operations do not require the employer to purchase workers' compensation insurance under the laws of that state. Must register with the Secretary of State to do business in North Dakota. Any employer whose employment results in significant contacts within North Dakota shall acquire coverage with WSI. If workers' compensation carrier from your home state extends coverage into North Dakota, you must provide proof of coverage. The exception to this requirement is if your home state has a reciprocal agreement with WSI. Any employee earns, or would have been expected to earn, 25 percent or more of their gross annual wage or income from that employer for services rendered within North Dakota; or twenty-five percent of the employer's gross annual payroll is payable to employees for services rendered in North Dakota.
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*Ohio*
Bureau of Workers' Compensation 30 West Spring Street, Level 26 Columbus, OH 43215 www.ohiobwc.com	Contact: Joe Sommer, Attorney Legal Department joe.sommer@bwc.state.oh.us 614-752-9038
Extraterritorial provisions: Yes Duration: No set time limit. Reciprocity: Yes Statute: O.A.C. 4123-17-23, O.R.C.4123.54, O.R.C.4123.292. Certificate filing: Not required Extraterritorial provisions are provided for Ohio employees working temporarily outside of Ohio; the claim must be filed with the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation. If a claim is filed in another state and decided on the merits, any right to Ohio benefits for the same injury, occupational disease, or death is waived. The duration of the extraterritorial coverage depends on whether the circumstances show that the employee is still working only temporarily outside of Ohio. There is reciprocity for an employer's coverage of a non-Ohio resident insured under another state's workers' compensation laws and working temporarily in Ohio. In that case, the worker is exempt from Ohio coverage for 90 days if the other state likewise provides the same exemption to Ohio employers and employees working temporarily in that other state. Employees hired outside of Ohio and performing some work outside of Ohio may also be exempted from Ohio coverage through the filing of form C-112 with the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation.
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*Oklahoma*
Workers' Compensation Court 1915 N Stiles Oklahoma City OK 73105	Contact: Mike Sykes, Director Courts Counselor Program 405-522-8760
Extraterritorial provisions: Yes Duration: Not specific Reciprocity: Yes Statute: Title 85 Chapter 1.4 Certificate filing: Workers' Compensation Court or fax to 405-522-8683
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*Oregon*
Workers' Compensation Division PO Box 14480 Salem, OR 97309-0405	Contact: Ask for a Coverage Investigator Employer Compliance Unit 503-947-7815 wcd.employerinfo@state.or.us
Extraterritorial provisions: Yes Duration: Defined by rule - OAR 436-050-0055 Reciprocity: Yes Statute: ORS 656.126 Certificate filing: Workers' Compensation Division, Operations Section
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*Pennsylvania*
Bureau of Workers' Compensation Compliance Section 1171 South Cameron Street, Room 103 Harrisburg, PA 17104-2501	Contact: John Strawser, Compliance Manager 717-787-3567
Extraterritorial provisions: Yes Duration: Not specific Reciprocity: Yes Statute: Purdon's Statutes 77P.S.section 411.2 Act 305.2 Certificate filing: Secretary of Labor and Industry Coverage must match at least Pennsylvania benefits.
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*Rhode Island*
RI Dept. of Labor & Training Workers' Comp Unit 1511 Pontiac Ave. P.O. Box 20190 Cranston, RI 02920-0629	Contact: Matt Carey 401-462-8127 Fax: 401-462-8095 mcarey@dlt.state.ri.us
Extraterritorial provisions: Yes Duration: Not specific Reciprocity: Yes Statute: 28-29-15 and 28-29-16 Certificate filing: Workers' Compensation Department, but required only if 'conflict arises'.
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*South Carolina*
South Carolina Workers' Compensation Commission Attn: Garry Smith, Director, Compliance Division PO Box 1715 Columbia, SC 29202-1715	Contact: Garry Smith, Director Compliance Division Phone: 803-737-5707 Fax: 803-737-5768 Email: Compliance@wcc.state.sc.us
Extraterritorial provisions: yes Duration: Normally annual renewal date Reciprocity: No. Statute: 42-1-360 and 42-15-10 Certificate filing: N/A Any employer who regularly employs four or more workers is required to have workers' compensation insurance through an insurer licensed for SC.
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*South Dakota*
Division of Labor and Management Kneip Building, Third Floor 700 Governors Drive Pierre, SD 57501-2291	Contact: James Marsh, Director 605-773-3681 labor@dol-pr.state.ds.us
Extraterritorial provisions: Yes Duration: Not specific. Reciprocity: Yes Statute: SDCL 62-3-14 Certificate filing: Division of Labor and Management.
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*Tennessee*
Workers' Compensation Division, Benefit Review Gateway Plaza 2nd Flr 710 James Robertson Parkway Nashville, TN 37243	Contact: Sue Ann Head, Administrator 800-332-2667
Extraterritorial provisions: Yes Duration: Not specific Reciprocity: Yes Statute: T.C.A. 50-6-115 Certificate filing: Not required.
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*Texas*
Texas Department of Insurance Division of Workers' Compensation 7551 Metro Center Suite 100 Austin, TX 78744	Contact: Brent Hatch, Policy Advisor 512-804-4102 Brent.Hatch@TDI.state.tx.us
Extraterritorial provisions: Yes Duration: Not specific. Reciprocity: Yes Statute: Subchapter D Sec. 406.071,.072,.073,.074 Certificate filing: Not required.
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*Utah*
Labor Commission of Utah Extraterritorial Compliance Post Office Box 146610 Salt Lake City, UT 84114-6610	Contact: Ron Dressler Industrial Accidents Division Manager 801-530-6841 rdressler@utah.gov
Extraterritorial provisions: Yes Duration: Six months, no renewal. Reciprocity: Yes Statute: 34A-2-405, 34A-2-406 Certificate filing: Labor Commission of Utah.
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*Vermont*
Department of Labor & Safety Workers' Compensation Division 5 Green Mountain Dr. PO Box 488 Montpelier, VT 05601-0488	Contact: Patricia Moulton Powden, Commissioner 802-828-4301 J. Stephen Monohan, Director of Workers' Compensation 802-828-2286
Extraterritorial provisions: Yes Duration: Not specific Reciprocity: Yes Statute: Title 21.Chap 9, Sections 616, 619, 620, 623 Certificate filing: Not required.
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*Virginia*
Workers' Compensation Commission 1000 DMV Drive Richmond, VA 23220	Contact: Lawrence Tarr, Commissioner 804-367-8666
Extraterritorial provisions: Yes Duration: N/A Reciprocity: No Statute: Code of Virginia 65.2-508 Certificate filing: N/A A worker from another jurisdiction can perfect a Virginia claim and the out-of-state employer may be found noncomplying.
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*Washington*
Washington State Dept. of Labor & Industries Employer Services Program Insurance Services Division Post Office Box 44000 Olympia, WA 98504-4000	Contact: Richard Bredeson 360-902-4985 BRED235@lni.wa.gov
Extraterritorial provisions: Yes Duration: Not specific Reciprocity: Yes, except in construction (reciprocity agreement between WA/OR) Statute: RCW 51 12 120 Certificate filing: Labor and Industries. In the construction industry, Washington does not reciprocate unless there is a reciprocity agreement in place. (Oregon, Idaho, North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana,Wyoming and Nevada - all others require Washington specific coverage) Otherwise, matches sending jurisdiction on reciprocity.
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*Wisconsin*
Workers' Compensation Division Post Office Box 7901 Madison, WI 53707-7901	Contact: Brian Krueger, Director Bureau of Insurance Programs 608-267-4415 brian.krueger@dwd.wisconsin.gov
Extraterritorial provisions: No information provided. Duration: No information provided. Reciprocity: No. Requires policy through insurer licensed in WI. Wisconsin coverage must be specifically listed in Section 3A of the employer's workers' compensation policy. Statute: 102.28* Certificate filing: N/A Wisconsin coverage is required immediately for 3 or more employees. If only 1 or 2 employees are in the state from another jurisdiction temporarily (less than 3 months), you may not be required to obtain WI coverage for that period.
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*West Virginia*
Office of the Insurance Commissioner, Employer Coverage Division P.O. Box 11682 Charleston, WV 25339-1682	Contact: Jannell Cochran 304-558-6279 Ext. 1229 or Gregory Hughes 304-558-6279 Ext 1232
Extraterritorial provisions: Yes Duration: Specific criteria and less than 90 days. Reciprocity: Yes Statute: W.Va. Code 23-2-1c Certificate filing: Office of the Insurance Commissioner, Employer Coverage Division
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*Wyoming*
Workers' Safety and Compensation Division Employer Services 1510 East Pershing Blvd 2nd Floor Cheyenne, WY 82002	Contact: Bill Cole, Assistant Administrator 307-777-6763
Extraterritorial provisions: Yes Duration: Six months. Reciprocity: Yes Statute: Title 27 Chapter 14 - 204 Certificate filing: Registration required
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Extraterritorial reciprocity information for all 50 states Last updated: 12-8-08

Extraterritorial reciprocity information for all 50 states
Last updated: 12-8-08