Certified payroll, state by state
Find the guide for where your job is.
What each jurisdiction wants on a certified payroll filing, in plain language — the federal WH-347 and the state electronic formats that look nothing alike. Pick your state to see the form, the deadline, and the gotchas.
Join the waitlistStates with their own electronic format
The hard ones — handled.
These states reject a plain WH-347 and require their own electronic file. We build each one to its official spec.
New York
NY MPWR XML
New Jersey
NJ Wage Hub CSV + MW-562
California
CA DIR eCPR XML
Washington
WA L&I prevailing wage XML
Illinois
Illinois Certified Transcript of Payroll
AASHTOWare Project
AASHTOWare Project Payroll XML
Connecticut
Connecticut WWS-CP1 certified payroll
Massachusetts
Massachusetts certified payroll (DLS)
Minnesota
Minnesota certified payroll (DLI)
Nevada
Nevada Weekly Wage and Hour Report
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania LLC-25 certified payroll
Rhode Island
Rhode Island Certified Weekly Payroll
Federal Davis-Bacon — the WH-347
Everywhere else, it's the federal form.
Most states accept the federal WH-347 for prevailing-wage work. Here's how it works, plus a guide for every state it covers.
The federal WH-347, start to finish
Davis-Bacon WH-347
Found your state? Skip the paperwork.
Bring the payroll you already ran and walk out with a file-ready report — checked against your job's wage rates, yours to sign.