Fax to Connecticut Agencies Without a Fax Machine
Send workers' comp forms, unemployment appeals, business filings, and medical records to any Connecticut fax number straight from your computer or phone.
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The Connecticut faxes people send most
These are the Connecticut filings with the strictest deadlines and the highest stakes. Send them online before the clock runs out.
Workers' compensation claim (Form 30C)
Connecticut Workers' Compensation Commission
Unemployment benefit appeal
Connecticut Department of Labor – Appeals
Business filing (LLC, corporation, UCC)
Connecticut Secretary of State – Business Services
Medical records request
Hartford HealthCare (Hartford Hospital / Institute of Living)
Vital records request (birth, death, marriage)
Hartford Town Clerk (example all 169 CT town clerks accept fax)
Housing assistance and discrimination intake
Connecticut Department of Housing
Connecticut agencies that accept faxes
Verified fax numbers for Connecticut government agencies, hospitals, and courts. Confirm with the agency before sending if your document type is unusual.
Connecticut Secretary of State
Business Services
Connecticut Workers' Compensation Commission
Claims and Appeals
Connecticut Department of Labor
Unemployment Appeals / Compensation Review Board
Connecticut Department of Labor
Unemployment Adjudications
Connecticut Insurance Department
Multiple divisions
Connecticut Department of Housing
General
Hartford Town Clerk
Town Clerk
Hartford HealthCare
Medical Records (Hartford Hospital / Institute of Living)
Connecticut Children's Medical Center
Medical Records
Stamford Hospital (Stamford Health)
Medical Records
UConn Health
Medical Records
Connecticut Probate Courts
54 probate districts
You need to send a fax in Connecticut. You don't have a fax machine.
- A strict deadline is about to pass
Workers' comp claims have a 1-year limit. Unemployment appeals must be filed within 21 days. A missing fax machine shouldn't be the reason you lose benefits or miss an appeal.
- You have no fax machine
Few homes and almost no smartphones come with one. You can send your document from your computer, phone, or tablet instead no hardware needed.
- Connecticut agencies have specific rules
The Secretary of State requires a cover sheet. Probate courts only accept three faxed document types. Medical records need complete authorization. Knowing the rules before you send saves you a rejected filing.
- You need proof you sent it
For appeals and disputes, a fax confirmation gives you a record of when and where your document went.
In-person and local alternatives
Some Connecticut filings must be delivered in person or by mail, and some people simply prefer a walk-in. Here's where to go when fax isn't the right option.
Connecticut Secretary of State – Business Services
Hartford, CT
Note: Office hours Monday–Friday, 8:30 AM–4:00 PM. In-person filing is available; faxes received after 4:00 PM count as the next business day.
CT Workers' Compensation Commission – District Offices
Eight district offices statewide
860-807-6932 (eServices assistance)
Note: Offices typically open Monday–Friday, 7:45 AM–4:30 PM. In-person filing is available, and the GovQA e-filing portal is now the preferred option.
Your local town clerk
169 town clerks statewide
Note: Most offices are open Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–4:30 PM. Vital records requests can be made in person; processing takes 3–5 business days.
Probate court district office
54 probate districts in Connecticut
Note: Wills and testamentary documents must be delivered in person or by mail probate courts do not accept faxed wills.
Connecticut Attorneys Title Insurance Company
101 Corporate Place, Floor 2, Rocky Hill, CT 06067-1824
Note: Private title insurance provider that accepts faxed real estate documents at 860-563-4833.