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.
Details the steps that an adjuster should take when handling an auto theft claim. It also contains links to other related forms such as a reservation of rights letter, a non-waiver agreement, and an investigating officer statement guideline.
A policyholder must provide this sworn statement in support of an automobile claim. The notarized form documents the date and cause of loss, vehicle identification, settlement amount, and reserves subrogation and other rights of the insurer.
The Adjusters Report/Certification documents the insured property's location, date and type of loss, and summarizes replacement cost and A.C.V. for buildings, structural, contents and additional living expense, with line item detail.
This is a contract that releases an insurer from any legal and financial responsibility for injury and liability claims after a specified time period and medical expense settlement amount is agreed upon.
Generic form for assigning an automobile claim to an independent adjuster for investigation and handling. The form lists the insurance company, insured, claimant, endorsements, vehicle details, date and description of loss, and contact information for all parties involved.
Statement guideline for interviewing an insured in a swimming pool injury claim. Includes initial questions and follow up questions based on responses given.
Currently 12 states and Puerto Rico have no-fault auto insurance laws. Florida, Michigan, New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania have verbal thresholds. Hawaii, Kansas, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Minnesota, North Dakota and Utah use a monetary threshold.
The Alabama Traffic Uniform traffic crash report describes the persons, vehicles and circumstances involved, and contains a crash diagram. It includes a code legend and a Truck/Bus Supplement sheet.