A denial letter used when the value of a claim submitted is determined to be less than the insured's deductible.

This MS Word form is used to document activity on an individual 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.

Create your own time line using this Microsoft Excel template. Just enter dates and labels.

The personal property summary itemizes rooms and areas in a house, with columns to calculate repair cost, actual cash value and replacement cost.

Statement guideline for interviewing the investigating officer in a structural fire claim. Includes initial questions and follow up questions based on responses given.

Ensure the integrity of your policyholder's residency claims with our 'Residency Investigation Checklist.' Designed for insurance professionals, this detailed checklist provides a robust framework for verifying the authenticity of residency information. From analyzing public records to conducting field investigations, leverage this guide to uncover accurate and comprehensive insights into your policyholder's residency status, bolstering your due diligence process and policy compliance.

A summary of the laws and regulations in each state with regard to whether there is a duty or obligation on the part of a subrogated carrier to reimburse any or all of its insured’s deductible to its insured before it can successfully subrogate or seek reimbursement of its claim payments.

Form for digital photo documentation for an adjuster's file.

The release form identifies all parties to a claim, states the date of the occurrence, and details the terms of settlement of a claim. The release contains a statement that, as a condition of the settlement, prevents any further claim or action against the insurer for the claim event in question.

An itemized list detailing a homeowners possessions, useful when filing a claim or obtaining adequate coverage. Description should include make and model or serial number, purchase date and price.

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.

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.