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Washington L&I: Fax Number for Existing Claims

Washington Labor & Industries

Washington L&I's confirmed fax handles documents for an existing workers' comp claim, not new claim filing.

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

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  • Washington L&I's confirmed fax, 360-902-4565, is for sending documents into an existing claim file at Claims Administration.
  • New claims go through FileFast, phone (1-877-561-FILE), or your doctor's office, L&I's own filing page doesn't list fax for that path.
  • Don't confuse this number with a new-claim intake line, it's specifically for existing claim paperwork.

Who This Page Is For

Workers or representatives sending additional documents into an already-open Washington workers' comp claim. If you're filing a brand-new claim, use FileFast, phone, or your doctor's office instead.

What is Washington L&I's fax number for workers' comp claims?

Washington State Department of Labor & Industries confirms a fax, 360-902-4565, on its own Contact Information by Subject page, under Workers' Comp Claims for Job Injuries, tied to the Claims Administration office. This is for sending documents into a claim that already exists, not for starting a new one. L&I's own worker-facing "File a Claim" page lists only FileFast, phone, or your doctor's office for a new claim, no fax option appears there.

Where to fax

  • Documents for an existing claim (worker or representative): fax 360-902-4565. Source: Washington L&I's own Contact Information by Subject page.
  • New claim filing (injured worker): not by fax, use FileFast, phone (1-877-561-FILE), or your doctor's office.

Fax number verified September 17, 2026.

Which route should I use?

  1. If you're filing a brand-new claim, don't search for a fax number, use FileFast, phone, or your doctor's office at your first visit.
  2. Use the fax number only for sending additional documents to an already-open claim.
  3. Address the fax to Claims Administration, PO Box 44291, Olympia WA if mailing instead.

Handling a claim in another state? See how to fax the Oregon WCD or New Jersey Temporary Disability's fax numbers.

Sending documents to an existing Washington L&I claim? Fax.Plus's Free plan includes 10 pages, then $0.20/page, no monthly commitment.

FAQs

Can I use this Washington L&I fax number to file a brand-new workers' comp claim?

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No, L&I's own filing page directs new claims through FileFast, phone, or the doctor's office at your first visit. This fax is for sending documents into a claim that already exists.

What kind of documents go to Washington L&I's Claims Administration fax?

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Additional paperwork or correspondence for an existing claim file, not the initial claim report.

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