The California Audit Referral Form for Workers' Compensation is a document used to refer employers to the California Department of Insurance (CDI) for review of their Workers' Compensation insurance coverage. The CDI audits these policies to ensure employers are in compliance with Workers' Compensation laws. The referral form contains information about the employer, the policy, and the suspected violation of the Workers' Compensation laws. There are two types of California Audit Referral Forms for Workers' Compensation: the Initial Referral Form and the Follow-up Referral Form. The Initial Referral Form is used to make the initial referral to the CDI for review. This form is filled out by the employer and includes information about the policy, the employer, and the suspected violation. The Follow-up Referral Form is used to provide additional information or to update the CDI on the status of the policy. This form is also filled out by the employer and includes information about any changes to the policy or the employer's compliance with the Workers' Compensation laws.