Once you begin your claim process, your insurance company will send forms and letters on a regular basis so that you are advised of what is happening to your file. Many of the forms will be titled “OCF” and have a corresponding number. “OCF” is an acronym that stands for Ontario Claims Form. You can go onto the FSCO website to get an explanation of each form.

• Accident Benefits Application (OCF-1)
• Employer’s Confirmation Form (OCF-2)
• Disability Certificate (OCF-3)
• Death and Funeral Benefits Application (OCF-4) 
• Permission to Disclose Health Information (OCF-5)
• Expenses Claim Form (OCF-6)
• Explanation of Benefits To Be Paid By Insurance Company (OCF-9)
• Election of Income Replacement, Non-Earner or Caregiver Benefit (OCF-10)
• Activities of Normal Life (OCF-12)
• Declaration of Post-Accident Income and Benefits (OCF-13)
• Treatment and Assessment Plan (OCF-18)
• Application for Determination of Catastrophic Impairment (OCF-19)
• Auto Insurance Standard Invoice (OCF-21)
• Application for Approval of an Assessment or Examination (OCF-22)
• Treatment Confirmation Form (OCF-23)
• Minor Injury Treatment Discharge Report (OCF-24)
• Notice of Examination (OCF-25)
• Voluntary Consent for Pre-Claim Examination (OCF-26)
• Settlement Disclosure Notice
• Assessment of Attendant Care Needs (Form 1)