This affidavit is filled out by a service provider who inspects a property and certifies lightning damage as the sole source of the loss. A notorized signature and witnesses are required.

A contents inventory form, with columns to itemize place and date of purchase, cost, condition, actual value and amount claimed.

Short form for reporting the current status of a claim. Typically used by an independent adjuster.

An adjuster's statement of a loss using Schedules A, B & C.



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.

Form used to calculate building repair costs, which includes replacement and actual cash value appraisal of the damaged property, and an itemized list of building materials, quantities, and labor.

Financial worksheet for calculating a repair estimate, with one column to itemize losses, and 4 columns for replacement cost, quantity or age, depreciation, and actual cash value.

A list of ACORD forms used by insurance agents, with a link to purchase documents including personal property applications, schedules, loss notices, workers compensation forms, excess and surplus lines sections, and policy change requests.

Use this worksheet to inventory property and content losses, and obtain an estimate of replacement costs. It contains columns to factor in age, original cost, replacement cost and depreciation to calculate ACV (actual cash value).

A written observation describing behavior of a person making a recorded statement.

Basic registry form for logging when claims are received and closed.

A legal form signed by an insured acknowledging receipt of settlement and release of all subrogation rights to the insurer.

Inland Marine Proof of Loss form is a legal document to be completed by an insured in support of a claim.

The non-waiver agreement is signed by the policyholder; its purpose is to protect the insurer. Insurer reserves all of its rights under the policy to investigate and defend a claim without admission of any liability for loss.