Assessments and self-insurance fees can now be paid electronically. Click here for instructions.

The IWCC has been made aware of scammers posing as judges, attorneys, or state employees to solicit payments and personal information from people with a workers’ compensation claim.

If you have questions about a workers’ compensation claim or want to confirm whether a communication is legitimate, send us an email at wcc.compfile@illinois.gov or call 312-814-6500.

Please click here for further details on how to detect a scam.

CompFile Implementation

To access the CompFile web portal: https://iwcc.dynamics365portals.us/

CompFile is the IWCC’s electronic filing and case management system. This webpage is your resource to learn how to use CompFile and how it can work for you.

CompFile Instructional Materials

Written Materials –

CompFile User Manual – Part 1: Overview, registration, and settlements (excluding pro se settlements)

CompFile User Manual – Part 2: Electronic filing, case claiming, and pro se settlements

CompFile FAQs : Commonly Asked Questions

Helpful Reminders: Useful information to avoid missteps –

Videos –

CompFile YouTube Channel

WebEx YouTube Channel

Registration Playlist

Electronic Filing Playlist

Settlements Playlist

Resources for Pro Se –

Resources for Pro Se – IWCC webpage

Contact

For support, do not hesitate to contact us.

CompFile Web Portal: Feedback Option (located on the homepage)

Email: wcc.compfile@illinois.gov

Phone: 312-814-6611 (Chicago)

About CompFile

CompFile is the IWCC's e-filing system for managing workers' compensation cases. The IWCC contracted with Microsoft to implement the CompFile system and kicked off the project in the summer of 2019.

CompFile includes the following features:

Online accounts for attorneys
Electronic filing of applications and other litigation documents
Electronic submission of settlement contracts
Electronic delivery of notices and decisions
Secure, online access to case information and documents

Some key benefits of CompFile include reduced usage of paper, real-time access to court filings and documents, immediate verification of successful filing, and electronic service of documents on counsel.