INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING RB-89.2 TO THE APPLICANT: An Application for Reconsideration/Full Board Review must be filed within 30 calendar days after the notice of filing of the Memorandum of Board Panel Decision with the Secretary of the Board. An Application is deemed filed with the Board on the date of actual receipt of such Application by the Board. In accordance with 12 NYCRR 300.13(b)(3) and the Chair's designation, an Application may only be filed with the Board at the Board's centralized mailing address (P.O. Box 5205, Binghamton, NY 13902-5205), centralized fax number for claims (1-877-533-0337), centralized email address for claims (wcbclaimsfiling@wcb.ny.gov), or via the WCB Web Upload link (https://wcbdoc.services.conduent.com/ ). Applications in workers' compensation discrimination claims must be filed with the Board by mailing the Application to the Board's Discrimination Unit, Riverview Center - 150 Broadway, Menands, NY 12204. Applications in claims filed for disability benefits (claims for lost wages due to injuries or illnesses that are not work-related) must be filed with the Board by mailing the Application to the Disability Benefits Bureau, PO Box 9029, Endicott, NY 13761-9029. A copy of this Application must be served upon all necessary parties of interest in accordance with 12 NYCRR 300.13(b)(2)(iv). Applications, unless submitted by an unrepresented claimant, must be in the format prescribed by the Chair and all sections of the Application must be completed. Failure to supply all information requested by the form may result in dismissal of the Application. NOTE: Applications for Reconsideration/Full Board Review will not be accepted if hand delivered to a Board office. Applications mailed or submitted directly to the Office of General Counsel will be deemed to have not been filed with the Board and will not be considered. TO ALL OTHER PARTIES: Any Rebuttal to this Application must be served on the Board within 30 calendar days following the date on which the Application was served on the parties, as specified in the Proof of Service section of the RB-89.2 form in accordance with 12 NYCRR 300.13(c). 1. WCB Case Number(s). Enter the WCB Case Number(s) of the claim(s) being appealed. WCB Case Number(s) includes the case number for workers' compensation, discrimination, disability benefits, paid family leave discrimination, volunteer firefighter, and volunteer ambulance worker benefits. 2. Carrier Case Number(s). Enter the Carrier Case Number(s) of the claim(s) being appealed. This section/item does not apply to claims for discrimination. 3. Carrier Code. Enter the Carrier Code of the insurer for the claim being appealed. This section/item does not apply to claims for discrimination. 4. Carrier's Name. Enter the name of the Carrier for the claim being appealed. This section/item does not apply to claims for discrimination. 5. Date of Injury/Leave. Enter the date that the injury occurred, or the date paid family leave began (if paid family leave was not taken, enter the Discrimination Complaint Date). 6. Claimant's Name. Enter the complete name of the employee. 7. Claimant's Address. Enter the street address, city, state and ZIP code of the employee, and mailing address if different. 8. Application made on Behalf of. Indicate which party is requesting the appeal/filing this Application. 9. Application for Reconsideration/Full Board Review. Indicate if the Application is 1) Mandatory, or 2) Discretionary. 10. Filing Date of the Memorandum of Board Panel Decision. Enter the date of the decision that is being appealed. 11. Remedy Sought. Indicate the type of remedy being sought. 12. Present Case Status. Indicate the status of the case. 13. Specify the Issue(s) for Review. State the specific issue(s) for review. 14. Basis of Appeal. Provide a brief statement of the particular grounds upon which the appeal is based, including the specific findings of fact which are challenged and/or the errors of law which are alleged. General allegations which do not specifically bring to the attention of the Board the issues to be decided are insufficient. Additional sheets may be attached, up to a maximum of 8 pages.RB-89.2 (11-18) Instructions American LegalNet, Inc. www.FormsWorkFlow.com 15. Hearing Dates, Transcripts, Documents, Exhibits, and Other Evidence. Make reference to the record, or such part thereof, as is relevant to the issue(s) and ground(s) raised in this Application. Indicate the hearing date(s) on which the issue(s) was raised before the WCLJ, as well as any other relevant hearing dates. Identify by the date and/or document ID number(s) the transcripts, documents, reports, exhibits, and other evidence in the Board's file that are relevant to the issues and grounds being raised for review. If minutes are not transcribed, so indicate. Do not include with or attach to this Application any documents that are present in the Board's file at the time the Application is filed. 16. Appeal to the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court, Third Department. Indicate if an appeal of the Memorandum of Decision will be/has been taken to the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court, Third Department. 17. Attorney's fees. When the Application is filed by the claimant's legal representative, indicate whether an increase in attorney's fees is being requested. If yes, Form OC-400.1, Application for a Fee by Claimant's Attorney or Representative, must be attached and served on the parties [see12 NYCRR 300.13(b)(2)(v) and 300.17)]. Failure to request an additional fee in this Application and by filing a Form OC-400.1 with this Application, shall result in the waiver of any additional fee. 18. Certification. The preparer must sign and date the form (also providing their name, title, telephone number and address) certifying to the Application's good faith basis in law and fact, that it had been instituted with reasonable grounds, and had been served upon the necessary parties of interest in the Proof of Service section. 19. Proof of Service. The Application must be served on all necessary parties of interest in accordance with 12 NYCRR 300.13(b)(2)(iv). Failure to properly serve a necessary party shall be deemed defective service and the Application may be rejected by the Board. When the Application for Board Review is filed by the carrier, self-insured employer, or other payor or potential payor, service shall be upon the claimant, and claimant's legal representative, and other necessary parties of interest. Service is deemed timely if completed by the appellant within thirty (30) days of the filing of the decision by the Board. Either the Affirmation or Affidavit must be completed and must include the method by which, and the date, the Application was filed with the Board. The appellant shall only use one method to file the Application with the Board. If the appellant files duplicate Applications, such duplicate filings may be deemed to be raising or continuing an issue without reasonable grounds, and may subject the appellant to assessments under WCL 247 114-a(3). The Affirmation or Affidavit completed must specify the papers served, the names of the parties of interest served, the date and method of service for each party of interest, and that service was completed within 30 days from the filing of the decision that is the subject of the Application. It is not acceptable to complete the portion of the affidavit or affirmation where it lists those served and the method with 223See attached.224 If a party is served by fax, email or other electronic means, the Affirmation or Affidavit must include a certification that the party so served provided explicit permission to receive service by such means [see 12 NYCRR 300.13(b)(2)(iv)(C)]. The Application does not have to be served on each party in the same manner. The Affirmation must be dated and signed under penalties of perjury. Only an attorney may complete the Affirmation. The Affidavit must be sworn to (signed) before a notary public.RB-89.2 (11-18) Instructions American LegalNet, Inc. www.FormsWorkFlow.com RB-89.2 (11-18) THE WORKERS' COMPENSATION BOARD EMPLOYS AND SERVES PEOPLE WITH DISABI