What is the status of an employer's Certificate to Self-Insure once issued?

The status of an employer's Certificate to Self-Insure, once issued, is that it remains valid until revoked by the Director. This means that the certificate does not have a set expiration date or a time limit, allowing the employer to self-insure continuously as long as they comply with the necessary regulations and requirements established by the state. The authority to revoke the certificate ensures that if an employer fails to maintain compliance or if any issues arise that affect their ability to self-insure, the Director has the power to intervene and revoke the certification. This mechanism helps to protect both the employees and the integrity of the workers' compensation system.

In contrast, some of the other options imply limitations or conditions that do not accurately represent the nature of the self-insurance certificate's validity. For instance, suggesting that it is valid only for two years or that it is valid unless the employer applies for cancellation misunderstands the ongoing status of the certificate and the administrative authority governing its validity.