Contact Information
- Website - Division of Worker's Compensation
- Email - Bureau of Insurance
Out-of-state employers with employees working in Wisconsin must have a workers compensation policy with an insurance company licensed to write workers compensation insurance in Wisconsin.
The policy must be endorsed to name Wisconsin as a covered state in section 3-A of the policy. If an out-of-state employer has a workers compensation insurance policy with an insurance company licensed to write workers compensation insurance in Wisconsin, they may simply add Wisconsin coverage by name to section 3-A of the policy by endorsement.
If an out-of-state employer has a workers compensation insurance policy with an insurance company not licensed to write in Wisconsin, they must obtain a policy from a Wisconsin licensed insurance company to cover their Wisconsin exposure. The insurance company must file the properly endorsed policy with the Wisconsin Compensation Rating Bureau.
Physical Location:
20700 Swenson Drive Ste 100Mailing Address:
Wisconsin Compensation Rating BureauOther Information:
Out-of-State Employer Requirements are covered in section 2 of the Worker's Compensation Insurance Requirements in Wisconsin publication.