Utah Admin. Code R156-38a-204b - Claims Against the Fund by Laborers - Supporting Documents
(1) The following supporting documents shall,
at a minimum, accompany each laborer claim for recovery from the fund:
(a) one of the following:
(i) a copy of a wage claim assignment filed
with the Employment Standards Bureau of the Antidiscrimination and Labor
Division of the Labor Commission of Utah for the amount of the claim, together
with all supporting documents submitted in conjunction therewith; or
(ii) a copy of an action filed by claimant
against claimant's employer to recover wages owed;
(b) one of the following:
(i) a copy of a final administrative order
for payment issued by the Employment Standards Bureau of the Antidiscrimination
and Labor Division of the Labor Commission of Utah containing a finding that
the claimant is an employee and that the claimant has not been paid wages due
for work performed at the site of construction on an owner- occupied
residence;
(ii) a copy of a civil
judgment entered in favor of claimant against the employer containing a finding
that the employer failed to pay the claimant wages due for work performed at
the site of construction on an owner- occupied residence; or
(iii) a copy of a bankruptcy filing by the
employer which prevented the entry of an order or a judgment against the
employer;
(c) one of the
following:
(i) a copy of the certificate of
compliance issued by the Division establishing that the owner is in compliance
with Subsection
38-11-204(4)(a) and
(b) for the residence at issue in the
claim;
(ii) an affidavit from the
homeowner establishing that he is an owner as defined in Subsection 38-11-
102(17) and that the residence is an owner-occupied residence as defined by
Subsection
38-11-102(18);
(iii) a copy of a civil judgment containing a
finding that the homeowner is an owner as defined by Subsection
38-11-102(17) and
that the residence is an owner-occupied residence as defined by Subsection
38-11-102(18);
or
(iv) other credible evidence
establishing that the owner is an owner as defined by Subsection 38-11- 102(17)
and that the residence is an owner-occupied residence as defined by Subsection
38-11-102(18).
(2) When a laborer
makes claim on multiple residences as a result of a single incident of
nonpayment by the same employer, the Division must require payment of at least
one application fee required under Section 38-11- 204(1)(b) and at least one
registration fee required under Subsection
38-11-204(7), but
may waive additional application and registration fees for claims for the
additional residences, where no legitimate purpose would be served by requiring
separate filings.
Notes
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