The California Report Of Voluntary Plan Family Leave (EPFL) Claim is a form used by employers in California in order to report the amount of voluntary family leave that employees use. This form is used to claim the Voluntary Plan Family Leave (EPFL) benefits that are available to employees in California who take time off to care for a family member. There are two types of California Report Of Voluntary Plan Family Leave (EPFL) Claim: the Short-Term EPFL Claim and the Long-Term EPFL Claim. The Short-Term EPFL Claim is used to report leave taken for up to 24 weeks to care for a family member with a serious health condition. The Long-Term EPFL Claim is used to report leave taken for up to 6 months to care for a family member with a serious health condition. The form requires employers to report the dates of the leave period, the amount of leave taken, and the type of leave taken. This form must be filed with the Employment Development Department in order for employees to receive EPFL benefits.