Project name and location (the complete address or, where there is none, a description that at least names the county or counties and state), the project or prime contract number the agency assigned, your business' legal name and address, the wage determination number(s) and revision number(s) in the contract (all that applied to this week's work), the week ending date, and the certified payroll number: start at 1 and count up, one per weekly payroll. Check PRIME CONTRACTOR or SUBCONTRACTOR, and check SUBMISSION OF FINAL DBRA CERTIFIED PAYROLL FORM only on your last week of work on the project.
Watch out: The final box is a statement that this is your final certified payroll on the project. Check it once, on the last payroll, not out of habit.
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The WH-347, field by fieldSources, pulled on 2026-10-02
Every rule on this page comes from one of these, pulled from the government site on the date shown and written against that text. Open them; they are the authority, not us.
- Instructions for completing Form WH-347
DOL Wage and Hour Division. For the January 2025 form; pulled from the live page (no revision date shown). Pulled 2026-10-02.
- Form WH-347, Davis-Bacon and Related Acts Weekly Certified Payroll Form
DOL Wage and Hour Division. Rev. January 2025; OMB No. 1235-0008, expires 01/31/2028. Pulled 2026-10-02.
Other quick answers
- Is certified payroll the same as the WH-347?
- Do I file certified payroll for a week when nobody worked on the project?
- What do I do if a certified payroll I already sent is wrong?
- Does the state want its own certified payroll too?
- Does the WH-347 need each worker's full Social Security number?
- How do I mark an apprentice on the WH-347?