Form 63M1, WCB of BC - WorkSafeBC 2025

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The Notice of Appeal form is available on the WCAT website: . You can also get a form from the WCAT, any WorkSafeBC office, or any Workers Advisers Office. You or your representative must sign the Notice of Appeal form.
Appeal Levels Step 1: WCB Customer Service. This step asks the WCB decision-maker (Adjudicator/Case Manager) to review the decision. Step 2: Dispute Resolution and Decision Review Body (DRDRB) This is the first formal level of review in WCBs appeal process. Step 3: The Appeals Commission (AC)
CAN I SUE WCB/ EMPLOYER /DOCTOR? In most cases, no. If you were injured in a workplace accident and/or in the course of treatment for those injuries, you cannot sue anyone, and your only remedy is to maximize your WCB benefits.
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The DRDRB is an internal WCB review body and is made up of Resolution Specialists, who make decisions at this level. Typically, the assigned Resolution Specialist will contact your Advisor to confirm the specific issue(s) of appeal.
A decision takes about six months from the date that WorkSafeBC shares the claim file. It may take longer if the appeal is complicated or if parties ask for more time. The vice chair or panel assigned writes their decision after considering: Evidence, testimony or documents shared by all parties.
If an employee is injured in the workplace, immediately submit a report using the Safety Incident Reporting Portal (Form 7). WorkSafeBC also requires immediate notification of: A major failure or collapse of a structure, equipment, construction support system or excavation. A major release of a hazardous material.