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What is meant by certifying a claim?

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What is meant by certifying a claim?

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A. An employer has the right to certify or reject a claim that is filed by an employee. By certifying a claim, the employer is indicating that they agree that the facts set forth on the claim application are correct to the best of their knowledge and belief. Rejection of the claim means that the employer is not in agreement with the facts as reported. Regardless of whether the employer certifies or rejects the claim, the BWC will make an independent determination as to the validity of the claim and issue an order accordingly to both the claimant and the employer. Our office can answer any questions you may have if you are unsure whether you should certify or reject a claim. Keep in mind, there is very limited time in which to certify or reject a claim.

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