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Equal Rights Division Case Portal

Announcement

MyWisconsin ID has replaced DWD ID for Case Portal users. At this time, the change applies only to the ERD Case Portal. To access the ERD Case Portal, you must register for a MyWisconsin ID.

Please note that this change applies even if you previously had access to the ERD Case Portal using a DWD ID.

You should continue to use your DWD ID for other DWD resources until those applications have migrated to MyWisconsin ID.

Other government resources will eventually move to MyWisconsin ID. As those resources migrate to MyWisconsin ID, you will be able to access those services using the MyWisconsin ID you have created here.

More information


Welcome to the Equal Rights Case Portal for complainants, respondents, attorneys, and other authorized representatives. Please note that complaints are not filed through the case portal. To file a complaint use our online application.

The portal allows users to view case information and status, upload and download documents, and view contact information for the staff assigned to the case.

Cases are updated regularly. If you have questions or concerns about your case, or do not see a case listed, contact the Equal Rights Division.

  1. Create your MyWisconsin ID.

    Navigate to the case portal and click on the sign-up link. Enter your first name, last name, email address and then click Sign Up.

    Create MyWisconsin ID Example Image

  2. Verify your email address and activate your account.

    Click on the Set Up button under Email to verify your email address. Once you receive the confirmation email, click on the button to activate OR copy/paste the six-digit validation code from the bottom of the email on the MyWisconsinID login page.

    Step 1 to verify your email address

    Step 2 to verify your email address

  3. Set up a password.

    Click on the Set Up button under Password to create a password.

    Create a password

  4. Set up multi-factor authentication.

    Select the security method to configure multifactor authentication (MFA). You must configure at least one option for MFA or your registration will be incomplete and you will be unable to login. From your smartphone, download Google Authenticator from Google Play or Apple App store or Okta Verify from Google Play or Apple App store.

    Configure multifactor authentication

    Standard messaging rates apply when using phone for MFA.

    Users may opt to configure more than one MFA method. Click Set up on any additional MFA methods and follow the instructions on screen. Click Finish to complete the account creation process.

  5. Request Access.

    After completing the steps to create your MyWisconsin ID, you must request access for first time use if you are a

    • complainant who filed their complaint with the Equal Rights Division (ERD) by mail or fax,
    • complainant who filed their complaint with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC),
    • respondent, or
    • attorney or authorized representative.
      • Attorneys requesting access should email their Notice of Appearance (NOA) to prevent delays in access. You must include the case number in your NOA.

    Requests are reviewed regularly.

    Contact our office if you have questions about access.

  6. Login to the Case Portal.

    Once you have confirmed your account, you may Login using your MyWisconsin ID.

    Click to see the Civil Rights or Labor Standards case(s). Then, you'll see the list of cases to which you have access. If you do not see a specific case listed contact us.

    Case Portal - Initial screen where user selects Civil Rights or Labor Standards cases

    Note: Attorneys may grant access to paralegals from the Attorney page (accessible after login). From the Case Portal homepage click Attorney Home Page, click View Paralegals, click the 'Add Paralegal' button and enter the email address. An email will be sent to that email address with the steps necessary to gain access (Steps 1 and 2 of this guide) and a link to login.

    Paralegals will have access to the same list of cases as the associated attorney. The associated attorney must review the list of paralegals every six months to reauthorize access to the case portal.

    Showing how attorneys grant access to paralegals or legal staff

  7. Click the case number.

    To see more information about the case including:

    • Staff Assigned and their contact information
    • Case Status
    • Upload case related files
      • The case portal will accept files less than 30 megabytes (MB). If your files are larger than 30MB contact the staff assigned to your case and request access to the file share site.
    • Download/view case related files
      • The Equal Rights Division reviews all documents prior to making them available in the Case Portal. Equal Rights staff make every effort to review the files and make them available to you as quickly as possible. Please note this may take up to 30 days. Files containing protected information may not be available via the portal. If you have questions, please contact the staff assigned to your case.

For technical assistance, or if you have difficulty creating a MyWisconsin ID, contact the Information Technology Solution Center (ITSC) for assistance by calling 608-266-7252. The ITSC has technicians available from 6 am - 5 pm, Monday through Friday.

If you have not received your confirmation email, please check your SPAM folder before contacting ITSC.