Affidavit Of Exemption From Kentucky Workers Compensation Act (Individual)

• Category: Kentucky Workers Compensation - Official
• State: Kentucky
• Control #: KY-SKU-1201
• Format: PDF

Description

Affidavit Of Exemption From Kentucky Workers Compensation Act (Individual) An Affidavit Of Exemption From Kentucky Workers Compensation Act (Individual) is a legal document used by individuals to exempt themselves from the Kentucky Workers Compensation Act. This document must be signed by both the employer and the worker, and notarized. It is used to certify that the individual is not an employee and is not eligible for Workers Compensation benefits under the Act. There are two types of Affidavit of Exemption: voluntary and involuntary. The voluntary Affidavit is used when the worker voluntarily chooses to be exempt from the Act. The involuntary Affidavit is used when the employer requires the employee to be exempt from the Act. Both types of Affidavit must include the name, address, and signature of the worker, and must be notarized.

An Affidavit Of Exemption From Kentucky Workers Compensation Act (Individual) is a legal document used by individuals to exempt themselves from the Kentucky Workers Compensation Act. This document must be signed by both the employer and the worker, and notarized. It is used to certify that the individual is not an employee and is not eligible for Workers Compensation benefits under the Act. There are two types of Affidavit of Exemption: voluntary and involuntary. The voluntary Affidavit is used when the worker voluntarily chooses to be exempt from the Act. The involuntary Affidavit is used when the employer requires the employee to be exempt from the Act. Both types of Affidavit must include the name, address, and signature of the worker, and must be notarized.