Washington Self Insurance Vocational Reporting Form is a document used by businesses in the state of Washington that are self-insured for workers' compensation. The form is used to provide detailed information on the claims, costs, and services associated with the company's workers' compensation program. It is designed to help companies accurately report their self-insured status to the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries (L&I). There are four types of Washington Self Insurance Vocational Reporting Form: 1) Qualification and Self Insurance Reporting Form, 2) Self Insurance Renewal Report, 3) Self Insurance Program Security Report, and 4) Self Insurance Program Audit Report. The Qualification and Self Insurance Reporting Form is used to report initial qualification for self-insurance, provide information about the company's qualifications for self-insurance, and submit a plan of operation. The Self Insurance Renewal Report is used to report ongoing compliance with the requirements for self-insurance. The Self Insurance Program Security Report is used to provide documentation of the company's financial capability to pay workers' compensation claims. The Self Insurance Program Audit Report is used to provide an annual review of the company's self-insurance program.