Used by a home owner to file a complaint against a contractor.

Fact sheet: Provides a checklist for consumers considering hiring a general or specialty construction contractor, reviews the permitting process, and suggests ways to avoid lien problems. Washington State law requires construction contractors to register with L&I.

Fact sheet: Tells construction contactors how to protect themselves from liability for their subcontractor's unpaid workers' compensation premiums.

This disclosure statement is given to the consumer (customer) from the contractor showing they are registered in the state of Washington. The consumer (customer) signs this form as acknowledgement of receipt.

Checklist: Provides information to help screen potential contractors for home construction or repair/remodel projects. Presented in an organized, step-by-step format.

Used by drywall employers as a guide to completing quarterly and supplemental reports. This includes filled out samples of F212-050-000 and F212-051-000.

This is a waiver of lien by a contractor or a subcontractor or supplier.

Copies of the 05-2008 version will be available in the warehouse later in July.

This form is to request L&I to release public records in the contractors registration section.

Fact sheet: Tells construction contractors how to protect themselves from liability for their subcontractor's unpaid workers' compensation premiums.

This form is to be used by suppliers to notify homeowners that they have the ability to file a construction lien against their property if payment is not received.

Pamphlet/booklet: Tells contractors what their options are and what to do if they get a Notice of Infraction (a non-criminal violation).

Quick reference guide: Used by drywall contractors to get answers to questions about being a drywall contractor and how it relates to L&I.

Used by drywall companies to file their quarterly report. Must accompany the Supplemental Quarterly Report for the Drywall Industry (F212-051-000).

Fact sheet: Explains the basics of the construction lien law to help consumers protect themselves.

Instructions for filing suit against an electrical contractor

Quick reference card: Provides information to help determine whether a "subcontractor" working for you meets the legal requirements to be an independent contractor, or whether he/she is actually a covered worker for workers' compensation (industrial insurance) purposes. This information is part of the publication, Workers’ Compensation Record Keeping and Report Guides.

Used by drywall employers as a guide to completing quarterly and supplemental reports. This includes filled out samples of F212-050-000 and F212-051-000.

This form is to be used to purchase the CD ROM of registered construction contractors, registered electrical contractors, plumbers and electricians.

Used by drywall companies to file their quarterly report. Must accompany the Drywall Industry Owner/Sub-Contractor Report (F212-050-000).

Fact sheet: Provides consumers with general information about the process for filing suit, and describes L&I's limited role in serving Summons & Complaint papers.