Virginia

Region
Virginia
Required to Report
Yes
What to Report
Any Toxin-Related Poisoning
State Office
Local Health Department
Timeframe to Report Injury or Exposure
Three days
Web reference
http://www.vdh.virginia.gov/content/uploads/sites/13/2016/03/Epi1.pdf
Reporting Notes

Use the Virginia Health Department's Local Health Districts page to locate your local health center.

WPS Enforcement
Worker Protection Standard Enforcement Agency

Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Office of Pesticide Services https://vapesticidesafety.com/WPS_Main.shtml

Legal Services Referral for Violations
Coverage for Farmworkers
Required (with limitations)
Limitations
Employee shall not include farm and horticultural laborers, unless the employer regularly has in service more than three full-time employes.
Statute
Va. Code Ann. § 65.2-101 (2011) (see (1)(a) under "employee means" and (2)(g) under "employee does not mean")
Coverage for Undocumented Workers
No
Case Law
Virginia case law has held that undocumented aliens are ineligible for workers' compensation, because they were not employees under the Workers' Compensation Act. E.g., Granados v. Windson Dev. Corp., 509 S.E.2d 290 (Va. 1999). However, in 2000, Va. Code Ann. § 65.2-101 (definition of "employee" (1)(a)) (2008) was amended to include aliens, whether lawfully or unlawfully employed, in the definition of "employee." The statute doesn't have retroactive application, so it only applies to injuries happening after that date. Additionally, false representation of identity when filing the claim will bar recovery. Rodriguez v. Pivaral Mendoza Corp., 2011 WL 438557 (Va. Work. Comp. Comm. 2011); see also Marblex Design Intl. v. Stevens, 59 Va. App. 299, (2009) (stating that the illegal alien employee's wife was eligible for death benefits under the Act even though it was potentially a sham marriage).
Benefits Available for Undocumented Workers
There is no case law answering this question.
State Workers’ Compensation Website
Virginia Workers' Compensation Commission
Online forms
https://workcomp.virginia.gov/vwc-forms
Additional Information
The spouses of illegal alien employees may receive death benefits under the Act. Marblex Design Intl. v. Stevens, 59 Va. App. 299, (2009) (stating that the illegal alien employee's wife was eligible for death benefits under the Act even though it was potentially a sham marriage).