Texas · Workers' Compensation
Texas workers' compensation forms
Every Texas workers' comp form BlueHive has verified against the issuing agency. Download PDFs we host, or jump directly to the official source for the rest.
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- PDFs hosted
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- State
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Filing workers’ comp forms in Texas
Operational notes BlueHive coordinators rely on. For statute-level detail, see the compliance overview linked below.
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Use DWC-73 for return-to-work and DWC-69 for MMI / impairment rating.
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Texas is a non-subscriber state — confirm whether the employer is a DWC subscriber before filing.
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Designated Doctor (DD) exams use a separate form set — only Commission-approved DDs may file them.
Texas forms at a glance
Quick reference for who completes each form and where it goes. Tap a form code for full detail.
| Form | Who fills out | Who signs | Where it goes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DWC Form-073Work Status Report | Treating physician of record. Per Labor Code §408.025(a-1), treating doctor may delegate… | Per Labor Code §408.025(a-1), treating doctor may delegate to a PA (C… | DWC-073 must be filed within 7 days of a work-status examination. Treating doctor must fi… | Open |
All Texas workers' comp forms
1 forms tracked. PDFs we host are downloadable; the rest deep-link to the issuing agency.
Federal forms that also apply in Texas
Federal forms providers in Texas encounter alongside the state workers’ comp paperwork. Same data we publish on the federal pages.
- USCG MarinerCG-719K
Application for Merchant Mariner Medical Certificate
U.S. Coast Guard – National Maritime Center
View form - DOT / FMCSAMCSA-5875
Medical Examination Report Form (DOT)
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA)
View form - OSHA & SafetyOSHA 300
Log of Work-Related Injuries and Illnesses
Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)
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