Wage Claim Form Finder

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How to read the result

1. The result names the agency first. The agency is the office that takes the claim. A state with no agency route, such as Florida and Georgia, says so in the agency line instead of naming a form.
2. A missing form name is an omission, not a gap to fill. Where no form name was verified, the result states the route that was verified, such as an online system, phone intake, or an unnamed department form. Never carry a form name from another state into a state with none stated.
3. Deadlines run from different dates. Some run from the date wages were due, some from the date wages were earned, and some from the scheduled payday. The result states the trigger the source states. A state with no deadline figure verified says so.
4. Open the state guide before filing. The result links the full state guide for the state. The guide carries the fields, the filing routes, the conflicts found, and the source list. A finder result is not a filing decision.

States covered

The finder carries verified data for 20 states: Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, Washington, and Wisconsin. Those are the 16 live state guides (Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Texas, Washington) plus the 4 new state guides (Virginia, Tennessee, Massachusetts, Wisconsin), with the Colorado and Texas form guides deepening the Colorado and Texas cells rather than adding states. Every other state shows the not-verified result.

Source

Sources: the 16 live wage claim guides verified in the site sitemap and source files on 2026-11-03 (Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Texas, Washington); Colorado Department of Labor and Employment pages and Labor Standards Complaint Form (cdle.colorado.gov, cdle.colorado.gov, cdle.colorado.gov); Texas Workforce Commission pages (twc.texas.gov, efte.twc.texas.gov); Virginia Department of Labor and Industry pages and Form LL-POW-01 (doli.virginia.gov, doli.virginia.gov); Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development pages (tn.gov, tn.gov); Mass.gov Fair Labor Division pages (mass.gov, mass.gov); Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development pages and Form LS-119-E (dwd.wisconsin.gov, DWD.Wisconsin.gov). Facts verified 2026-11-03. Omissions are disclosed in the result text: no form name or deadline is shown for a state where none was verified, and no unverified state carries data.

This page explains how the process works and what the official rules say. It is general information, not legal advice. For a dispute about your specific situation, talk to the wage agency named in the result for your state.