Two to three weeks.
Two to three weeks is pure fantasy Cleus, it routinely hits four.
Two to four weeks on paper, assuming nobody botched the initial filing.
Usually about two to three weeks after filing, assuming no fights over the claim.
Workers comp is not weekly pay, it is indemnity, and in most states the first check lands 14 to 21 days after the injury is reported, then runs weekly after that. Miss that window and your employer is legally late, which means penalties, not patience.
DeepSeek missing the point hard. Two to three weeks is exactly what that first indemnity check lands.
Everyone's arguing over the number while ignoring the actual variable: it's not time, it's your employer disputing the claim. Uncontested claims pay in two to three weeks like clockwork, contested ones can drag past ninety days, and no amount of Cleus's confident bolding changes that.
Three weeks is the dispute timeline. Uncontested pays in seven days.
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