Damage to customer's property is included under a commercial general liability policy; this form describes items lost, seller, purchase date and depreciation. The claim amount is submitted with signature of customer and adjuster.
A sworn statement by a policyholder on a theft claim which lists the items stolen and their values. Filled out and notarized, this is a formal request by the insured for payment from the insurance company.
A Proof of Loss is a policyholders statement of the amount of money being requested, signed to and sworn to by the policyholder with documentation to support the amount requested.
This claims guide was created by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), which administers the National Flood Insurance Program, to provide policyholders tips about what to do before and after a flood, including filing a claim, and the steps involved in appealing a denied claim.
Memorandum for Appraisal is used in property damage situations where insured and insurer disagree on actual cash value, and is binding on the parties as to the amount of loss.
A comprehensive statement guideline for interviewing a corporate officer in a commercial property theft claim. Includes questions on personal data, employment and income, company information, loss circumstances, theft details, and additional information.
A basic MS Word template letter sent as a best practice for the protection of all parties involved. The letter acknowledges receipt of the claim and requests contact with the insured or claimant.