All methods of communication to the WCIFU are regularly checked and processed.
The WCIFU was created in 1992 to investigate Workers’ Compensation (WC) Fraud. It then expanded to include Insurance Fraud in 1999. The unit has investigated and prosecuted well over 1,000 individuals and recovered, ordered restitution, and financially impacted a savings of several millions of dollars during the time of its existence.
The Unit endeavors to keep all participating individuals and entities in the workers’ compensation and insurance business models accountable. This includes claimants, businesses, medical providers, insurance companies and legal representatives.
The Unit personnel include Prosecutors, Agents, Investigative Analyst and Legal Assistant.
Workers’ Compensation and Insurance Fraud Defined
WC fraud occurs when the subject makes a material misstatement, misrepresentation, or knowingly conceals material information with respect to any of the following:
- A claim for payment or other benefits from an insurance policy.
- Obtaining Workers’ Compensation coverage under the Administrative Worker’s Compensation Act.
- Failure to report income to an employer, insurance carrier, or Third-Party Administrator while receiving Temporary Total Disability (TTD) benefits.
- Presenting an altered or falsified certificate of Workers’ Compensation Coverage.
- Presenting a false or fraudulent insurance claim or falsifying any supporting documents in an insurance claim for the payment of any loss.
- Preparing or altering certificates, proofs of loss, or other writing with the intent to use it as support for a fraudulent insurance claim.
WCIFU Forms
You may submit your complaint form online, via email, or print the compliant form and mail to the address below. If you wish to remain anonymous, please indicate on form.
Contact Information
Hotline Numbers
The Hotline is a voicemail messaging system. Please clearly leave your (caller’s) name, call back number, and a brief description of complaint/question.
Toll-free: (877) 800-8764
Local: (405) 522-3403
Mailing Address
Oklahoma Attorney General’s Office
Attn: WCIFU
313 Northeast 21st Street
Oklahoma City, OK 73105
General Workers’ Compensation Questions
The WCIFU only investigates suspected fraud. All general questions regarding Workers’ Comp not pertaining to fraud must be directed to the Workers’ Compensation Commission.
- Ok.gov/wcc/
- (405) 522-3222
WCIFU FAQs
For questions involving either Workers’ Compensation or Insurance FRAUD, go to the Contact Information and choose the best method to contact the WCIFU. For any general Workers’ Compensation questions, NOT INVOLVING FRAUD, please contact WCC.
All calls to the Hotline number go to a voicemail messaging system. Please clearly leave your name, good contact number, and a brief message describing the nature of the phone call.
Yes, you can. Just put ‘ANONYMOUS’ on the complaint form indicating your desire to remain anonymous. We still ask that you please leave your contact information on the Form in case we require further information. But at NO time will you be mentioned beyond the complaint form.
ONLY online submissions will receive an automatic DO NOT REPLY confirmation email, all others will not receive a confirmation. Not everyone will be contacted after submission unless further questions or information are needed. The filing of a complaint/referral does not ensure an investigation will be initiated.
Each complaint/referral are logged, reviewed, and given consideration once received. However, with each complaint/referral being different and unique, filing a complaint/referral does not necessarily ensure an investigation will be pursued.
Last Modified on
May 31, 2024
