Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 23, December 2, 2024
Section 12:235-13.3 - Acceptable proofs(a) In response to a notice issued pursuant to 12:235-13.2, acceptable preliminary proof of the required workers' compensation insurance coverage shall include a copy of a current certificate of insurance issued by a mutual association or stock company authorized to write on such risks in the State of New Jersey, a sworn affidavit by the agent of such mutual association or stock company stating the policy number(s) and the effective date(s) of coverage, documentation evidencing application for required coverage through the Compensation Rating and Inspection Bureau (CRIB), or a copy of the certificate of approval issued by the Commissioner of Insurance for self-insurance privilege under 34:15-77. Where a CRIB application is provided as proof of coverage, the Division shall issue a preliminary acceptance notice to the business entity with a copy to CRIB, requiring submittal by the business entity of a certificate of insurance within 60 calendar days from the date of the mailing of such notice.(b) All proofs of coverage submitted in the form of insurance certificate or agent affidavit are subject to verification by the Division with the named mutual association or stock company. Proofs of coverage submitted in the form of certificates of self-insurance shall likewise be subject to verification with the Department of Insurance.(c) Where proofs of coverage as submitted by the business entity are found to be invalid on their face or through the process of verification, a second notice shall be issued to the business entity stating such findings and the current amount of assessment to be imposed, and providing procedures for the business entity to request a hearing on the allegation within 20 calendar days following the date of the second notice.(d) All notices prescribed hereunder shall be served by the Division by certified and regular mail and shall be deemed satisfactory if not returned as undeliverable. N.J. Admin. Code § 12:235-13.3