File Statutory Injury Report with State Board
Identity
What was supposed to happen
File Statutory Injury Report with State Board
Claims administrator must file the initial statutory injury report with the state workers' compensation board within the state-mandated deadline (3 business days).
Lifecycle Facts
The dates the employer recorded. These are editable facts — the Engine derives everything below from them.
Assigned
August 10, 2026
Accepted
August 10, 2026
Due
August 12, 2026
Completed
August 18, 2026
Verified
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Evidence Summary
Completion recorded without evidence
A completion date is on record but no evidence supporting the completion claim has been linked to substantiate that the work was actually done.
Accountability break has no supporting evidence
This obligation completed after its deadline, but no evidence supporting the delay/break claim has been linked to explain it.
State Board Filing Confirmation Receipt
State workers' compensation board electronic filing confirmation, time-stamped Aug 18, showing the initial injury report was accepted 4 business days after the statutory deadline.
Recorded by Rachel Nomura · logged August 18, 2026
Statutory Filing Deadline Missed
The statutory injury report was not submitted to the state workers' compensation board until 4 business days after the mandated deadline.
Recorded by Rachel Nomura · logged August 18, 2026
Derived State
Engine output — read-only
Derived status
Delay
Accountability break
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Blocks (downstream)
Notes
Operational context only. Notes never override evidence and never change any derived conclusion above.