Used by victims of a crime in Washington State to receive benefits for time lost from work, loss of financial support, medical or mental health treatment. The Spanish version of the instructions are online as F800-042-999.

Benefits are limited to $50,000 per claim. if your claim has met or exceeded this cap, your reopening application will be denied and we will be unable to pay any further benefits. Used by victims of crime and medical or mental health providers to request a claim be reopened.

Benefits are limited to $50,000 per claim. if your claim has met or exceeded this cap, your reopening application will be denied and we will be unable to pay any further benefits. Used by victims of crime and medical or mental health providers to request a claim be reopened.

Provides information health-care providers need to bill the Crime Victims Compensation Program for medical services.

Manual: This manual is for providers who bill the Crime Victims Compensation Program for mental health services for crime victims.

Used by the provider or supplier for reimbursement of the following services - dental, glasses, home health, nursing home serivces, medical equipment, prosthetics-orthotics, transportation, vocational, retraining and other.

A form used by physicians, hospitals and clinics to provide information and reporting to the Crime Victims Compensation Program.

Used by the clinical provider to get approval to see a victim for six sessions or less. If more than six sessions, please complete Form II (F800-081-000).

Used by the clinical provider to request authorization to provide more than six sessions. This form must be submitted by the sixth session. (6 pages)

Used by the clinical provider to submit a request for preauthorization for payment of additional sessions.

Used by the clinical provider to inform L&I that you are no longer conducting treatment to the client. This must be submitted within 60 days of the client's last session and you are no longer conducting treatment.

Used by the clinical provider to get preauthorization for payment of additional sessions.

Used by the clinical provider to request preauthorization for payment of additional sessions.

Instructions for completing a Direct Entry bill to submit to the Crime Victims Compensation Program. Direct entry allows you to submit or adjust bills using a free online billing form through Provider Express Billing (PEB).

Crime Victims Compensation Opioid Progress Report Chronic, Non-Cancer Pain and Treatment Agreement.

Poster: Provides contact information for the Crime Victims Compensation Program. Intended for display in health-care, criminal-justice and social-service organizations that assist crime victims. The size is 11" X 17" if ordered from the Crime Victims Compensation Program. If you print from the Web, the poster will be 8.5" X 11".

Poster: Provides contact information for the Crime Victims Compensation Program. Intended for display in health-care, criminal-justice and social-service organizations that assist crime victims. The size is 11" X 17" if ordered from the Crime Victims Compensation Program. If you print from the Web, the poster will be 8.5" X 11".

Poster: Provides contact information for the Crime Victims Compensation Program. Intended for display in health-care, criminal-justice and social-service organizations that assist crime victims. This poster is 8.5" X 11."

Poster: Provides contact information for the Crime Victims Compensation Program. Intended for display in health-care, criminal-justice and social-service organizations that assist crime victims. This poster is 8.5" X 11."

Pamphlet/booklet: Answers questions about Washington State's Crime Victims Compensation Program, who may be eligible for benefits and how to apply.

Fact sheet: Answers questions doctors and mental health counselors may have about the Crime Victims Compensation Program and billing for services. Also suggests steps these providers can take to speed up reimbursement.

Fact sheet: Provides tips to help medical service providers quickly obtain answers to claims and billing questions. Introduces L&I's Provider Hotline, Interactive Voice Response Message System and online Claim & Account Center.

Pamphlet and form: Explains third-party liability, recoveries and settlements. A crime victim or the Crime Victims Compensation Program may pursue monetary restitution from someone who caused or contributed to a crime victim's injury. Explains the purpose of the form and why individuals who file a crime victims claim are required to complete it.

This form has a list of mailing addresses and document types a provider uses to send to L&I. There is also a list of phone numbers.

Providers use to inform L&I that they have changes to their account. Such as changes to their Tax ID address/name, business address, billing address, name, or termination of account. This also includes a W-9 form.

Used by providers to request an adjustment to their bill if their entire bill was paid in error, or if a portion of the bill was overpaid or underpaid. Attach required reports and/or documentation to support the request.

Used by immediate family members of homicide victims to request mental health counseling.

Used by the Crime Victims Compensation Program providers for reimbursement of Mental Health Services.

Used by the Crime Victims Compensation Program providers for reimbursement of home nursing services. Crime Victims Compensation Program providers are required to bill using this form.

Used by Crime Victims Compensation Program providers to bill for pharmacy services. Crime Victims Compensation Program providers are required to bill using this form.

Used by a provider assisting victims of crime to obtain a taxpayer ID number. Note: Register now for direct deposit available January 2013.

If you are considered a victim of crime, use this form to track your travel expenses for medical, retraining or vocational services or for an independent medical exam. You should have approval from your claim manager before you travel.

For use by crime victims requesting time-loss compensation

Fact Sheet: Provides answers to commonly asked questions about independent medical exams (IMEs) and contact information. Includes a form for requesting travel-related reimbursement for attending an IME.