Oklahoma Employer's Intent to Controvert Claim is a document filed by an employer when they intend to contest a claim against them for workers' compensation benefits. The document is filed with the Oklahoma Workers' Compensation Commission and states the grounds upon which the employer is contesting the claim. There are two types of Oklahoma Employer's Intent to Controvert Claim: 1. Contesting Entitlement: When an employer challenges the employee's right to receive benefits, they must file an Intent to Controvert Claim form with the Oklahoma Workers' Compensation Commission. The employer must state the reasons they are contesting the claim, such as the employee was not injured on the job or the injury was not related to the employee's job duties. 2. Contesting Amount: When an employer disputes the amount of benefits an employee is entitled to, they must file an Intent to Controvert Claim form with the Oklahoma Workers' Compensation Commission. The employer must state the reasons they are contesting the amount of benefits, such as the employee exaggerated their injuries or the amount of compensation requested is too high.