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Oregon WCD: Fax Number for Hearing Requests

Oregon Workers' Compensation Division

Oregon's Workers' Compensation Division accepts Request for Hearing appeals by fax. New injury claims are not filed with WCD directly.

Published on
September 17, 2026
Last updated on
October 6, 2026

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  • Oregon WCD's confirmed fax, 503-947-7511, is specifically for filing a Request for Hearing (Form 2839), an appeal of a workers' comp decision.
  • New injury claims (Form 801) go to your employer, who forwards them to the insurer, WCD doesn't take initial claims directly.
  • Don't send a new injury report to this fax, it's for appeals only.

Who This Page Is For

Workers appealing an Oregon workers' comp decision by filing a Request for Hearing. This is not the route for reporting a new workplace injury.

What is Oregon WCD's fax number for?

Oregon's Workers' Compensation Division does not take initial injury claims by fax, or by any other direct channel. Form 801, the new injury claim, goes to your employer, who forwards it to the insurer, confirmed on WCD's own worker filing page. What WCD does confirm by fax is the Request for Hearing (Form 2839), stating on the official form itself: "Fax to: WCD Hearings, 503-947-7511."

Where to fax

  • Request for Hearing, Form 2839, appealing a decision (worker): fax 503-947-7511. Source: the official Oregon WCD Request for Hearing form.
  • New injury claim, Form 801 (worker): not to WCD, give it to your employer instead.

Fax number verified September 17, 2026.

Which route should I use?

  1. Use the 503-947-7511 fax only for a Request for Hearing appeal, not a new injury report.
  2. For a new workplace injury, complete Form 801 and give it to your employer, who forwards it to the insurer.
  3. Call the WCD Hearings questions line, 503-947-7822, if you're unsure your appeal qualifies.

Working a claim elsewhere? See sending a fax to New Jersey Temporary Disability or the Texas DWC fax page.

Filing an Oregon WCD hearing request? Fax.Plus's Auto Retry (up to 3 tries) helps if the appeals line is busy.

FAQs

Can I fax a new workers' comp claim to Oregon's WCD?

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No, new injury claims (Form 801) go to your employer, who forwards them to the insurer. WCD itself doesn't take initial claims by fax or otherwise.

What is the Oregon WCD fax number actually for?

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Filing a Request for Hearing (Form 2839) if you're appealing a workers' comp decision, not for reporting a new injury.

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