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OWCP Forms
Below you’ll find the full library of OWCP (FECA) forms—CA-1, CA-2, CA-7, OWCP-915, OWCP-957 and more—linked to the most current U.S. Department of Labor versions. Most PDFs are fillable: download, complete, save, and print as needed. If you’re unsure which form applies to your situation, our team helps injured and traumatized federal employees choose the right form, avoid common mistakes, and get the paperwork submitted correctly. Contact us if you need any assistance.
- CA1 - Notice of Traumatic Injury
- CA2 - Notice of Occupational Disease
- CA2a - Notice of Recurrence
- CA7 - Claim for Compensation
- CA7a - Time Analysis Form
- CA7b - Leave Buy Back
- CA10 - What a Federal Employee Should Do When Injured at Work
- CA17 - Duty Status Report
- CA20 - Attending Physicians Report
- CA35 - Evidence Required in Support of Claim for Occupational Disease
- OWCP 5a - Work Capacity Evaluation
- OWCP 5b - Work Capacity Evaluation
- OWCP 5c - Work Capacity Evaluation
- OWCP 915 - Claim for Medical Reimbursement
- OWCP 957A - Medical Travel Refund Request
- OWCP 957B - Medical Travel Refund Request
- CA-1122 - Short Form 3rd Party Recovery
- CA-1108 - Long Form Recovery for 3rd Party Injuries
- FECA sf1199a - Direct Deposit Form
- PS Form 3971 - (USPS Only)
Helpful tip: complete every required field, keep copies of everything you submit, and note that some forms have strict timelines and sections for your supervisor or medical provider. This page is for information only and isn’t legal advice. If you want step-by-step guidance—from selecting the right form to preparing supporting documentation, Contact Us and we’ll walk you through it.
If you’d like to learn more about how OWCP claims are processed, visit our How OWCP Claims Work page for a step-by-step overview. For those dealing with a psychiatric claim, our OWCP Psychiatric Second Opinion Criteria guide explains what examiners look for and how to prepare.
