California Report Of Voluntary Plan Claim is a form required to be submitted by employers who offer a voluntary plan to their employees in California. This form is used to report information regarding the plan, such as contributions, participant eligibility, and any other details related to the plan. There are two types of California Report Of Voluntary Plan Claim: Form DE 9C and Form DE 9C-V. Form DE 9C is used to report information for plans with less than 250 participants, while Form DE 9C-V is used for plans with more than 250 participants. Both forms require the employer to provide information such as plan name, plan type, start date, contributions, participant eligibility, and other plan details. The forms must be completed and submitted in order for the plan to be approved and accepted by the California Department of Industrial Relations.