by Guest » Mon Mar 20, 2006 06:02 am
Hi !
I am urgently in need of my Auto Loss report. I would like to check on my Auto Loss Report since the underwriter with my current carrier might be asking for a copy of it.
But I have no clue as to where I would get this information. I wanna know if there is a central reporting agency that manages such informations. But I wanna clarify that I'm not looking for any motor vehicle report from the local Department. I am simply looking for an insurance loss report.
Regards,
Charlie
I am urgently in need of my Auto Loss report. I would like to check on my Auto Loss Report since the underwriter with my current carrier might be asking for a copy of it.
But I have no clue as to where I would get this information. I wanna know if there is a central reporting agency that manages such informations. But I wanna clarify that I'm not looking for any motor vehicle report from the local Department. I am simply looking for an insurance loss report.
Regards,
Charlie
Posted: Wed Apr 05, 2006 08:21 am Post Subject: Auto Loss Report
In order to register a loss, some minimum requirements have been set by the insurance commissioners. An Auto Loss Report has to be properly signed with all the necessary informations in place. Generally, an Auto Loss Report provides a brief history of the automobile insurance losses associated with an individual. For each of the losses, the date of the loss, the type of loss, the payment amount with the policy number, the claim number and the name of the insuranec company has to be provided.
In the event of an accident, the insurer would look for a report to the police or a civil authority. This is a must for all the policies excepting a few circumstances. This act of notifying the authorities is an attempt to recover the property and to contribute towards the Law enforcement.
Posted: Thu Apr 06, 2006 04:54 am Post Subject: Embassy Loss Report
Hi!
Sometimes it may so happen that a police report can not be obtained in time, due to any delay caused during the procedure that follows. Under such circumstances, an Embassy report could act as a supplement for a police report. An Embassy report is one that includes the different circumstances of the loss and some of the other minute details. For such a report to take the place of a police report, it should either be certified by a Regional Security Officer or an Embassy representative holding a similar position.
Posted: Fri Apr 07, 2006 09:39 am Post Subject: Loss report form
hi buddy.....Please don't forget to mention the minute details of the loss even if the other party is very distantly related to it. The Loss report form should be filled out with all the vital information eg. name, contact numbers, address and more importantly the person's contribution towards the loss.
take care.
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