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Can I Return An Insurance Claim Check Abck To Insurance Company? |
Question by Denise | Posted in Insurance
I filed an auto insurance claim and they sent me a check. But I indigence to sue the person who hit me myself. Am I able to return the check and have the insurance company send me a release letter saying they wont sue the living soul who hit me? Will they do that? Also am I allowed to get copies of my insurance paperwork from them?
I dont have an attorney. I am taking it to small claims myself.
| Answer: You did not give enough low-down to answer. I assume that you have talked to an attorney about this suit. Ask him for the answer. |
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How Long Does It Take For An Insurance Claim Check Over 15,000 To Clear At A Bank? |
Question by ebony p | Posted in Insurance
My mom passed and I have two sisters, The oldest is the beneficiary, we are take as given to pay the funeral home back but she keep telling us the check havent cleared. I think she's keeping it, it has been 2 weeks already.
| Answer: I intend backs will wait 9 - 14 **business** days for the check to fully clear (mostly for kind dollar amount checks) before they will complete the deposit. So she might be right (wishing the best intentions), faith it works out for you. |
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Do I Get An Insurance Claim Check The Same Day? |
Question by T | Posted in Insurance & Registration
I have a $500 deductible, therefore any amount over the $500 they said they will pay to me since I do not currently have the first $500. They said they will charge to my house and give me a quote of costs. Will they issue me funds same day?
| Answer: In most cases, yes; as hanker as you are there to accept the check, the adjuster will probably settle with you right there at the time of the inspection. If you then take your car to the garage, and other or concealed damage is found, the garage will call your insurance for a supplemental payment. |
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I Received A Insurance Claim Check In The Amt Of 40K I Have An Additional 5K In Recov. Depreciation.? |
Question by caji74 | Posted in Insurance
I received quotes from several contractors and the are all in the 25K chain. So there will be about 15K left over after the damage is fixed can I keep the 15 K and not go after the 5K in revoverable depreciation?
Answer: Accurate, but I wouldn't spend it. I'd bet you dollars to donuts those contractors are lowballing you, and it's going to be catchy close to $40K in the end.
Also, don't pay any of them up front! Don't sign off that the work is done, until it's done!!! |
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Does My Mom Keep Her Claim Insurance Check? |
Question by CammyB | Posted in Insurance
Mom got into a two-bit car accident where the at fault driver's insurance company sent her a check for the damages to her car. Right before she was common to get it fixed she got into a near fatal collision which resulted in her car being totaled for good. Is she to send back the insurance check (because she'll never be skilled to fix her car), or keep it (because technically it's hers)?
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Can The Landholder On My Home Take My Insurance Claim Check And Dictate How Much Of It I Can Have At One Time? |
Question by night_dweller723 | Posted in Insurance
I filed a honour damage claim on my home, my insurance co. paid out over $6000 and cut a check to me AND put the lien holder on it..now they say i have to sign it and send it to them so they can give me so much at a stretch and pretty much what i say as "spoon feeding me" this makes me really mad due to the really i pay the insurance premeims and they are making me feel like a little kid that cant manage my own money
| Answer: Your Homeowner insurance action contains a provision that states something to the effect of in the event of a covered loss we(insurance partnership) have a duty to protect the mortgage company's interest. That being said, your interest in the home is for the mortgage amount less what is owed to the bank or lender. If you only owed $20k on your mortgage then your insurer should have issued you a check for $40k and to you and the mortgage attendance for $20k. Now that the check was issued in a 2 partied form to you and the mortgage company they will require that you get rid of a enrol it, send it to them certified/insured so that it can be traced and they will cash the check and issue you a check from their bank most indubitably for a 30%-50% of the repair estimate. Once you have 30%-50% of the covered repairs completed the mortgage gathering will send the next 30% or 50% and so on. They will send an inspector out to verify that the repairs were done and done at least in accordance to the insurance following's estimate. This is legal and in fact your insurance company can be forced to pay the $60k again if they did not do this and you say, took a vacation to Brazil with the $60k. |
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Where To Cash Insurance Claim Check? |
Question by Mystik Kock | Posted in Insurance & Registration
I have an insurance claim check made out to me only, and I can't find a categorize that will cash it. Where would I take this to get the money?
I'm in Illinois, and the bank on the check is USBank
| Answer: What's opprobrious with depositing it in your own bank account? |
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Home Insurance Claim Check Endorsment? |
Question by KKG | Posted in Insurance
a check in on the way to me for the replacements of scullery cabinets damaged by busted water pipe.
They said I'll have to go get it endorsed by my mortgage lender.
Is that communicate I have to open an account with the lender and deposit it?
or they'll endorse it and I can deposit it in my own account at weird bank?
How does this whole thing work? What'll happen if some money left over after servicing?
| Answer: it in reality depends on how much the check is for. you do not ALWAYS have to turn it over to the lender! we deal with this a lot and most times the lender has a local part bank that they allow you to take it to for endorsement and then you can take it to your bank and cash or deposit it. i in fact had a waste on my home and the check was for just under $5000 and my mtg had a local branch that endorsed it and i then cashed it to pay for repairs. call your mortgage, they can reproach you their procedures for this. |
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Home Owner's Insurance Claim Check? |
Question by Confused Pisces | Posted in Insurance
I due filed an insurance claim for my home. The invoices for the major work went straight to the insurance delegate. My claim was for water damage and plumbing. The insurance adjuster just contacted me and stated how much the claim was for and that he would be sending out a check to cap damages, as well as the list of claims etc. Will he also send the invoices of the work that was done, because companies reported to my insurance adjuster. Will I be paying the presence from the check we receive. Now i am wondering if this was a normal process.
Answer: You should ask the Contractors for copies of the invoices and what calling exactly they did.
The insurance company has to pay you but I'll bet the check w ill be made out to you and the Contractor both. You'll be expected to endorse it and send it to the Contractor.
Don't send it to them until you are unqualifiedly satisfied with their work. It's often the only way to get them to come back and fix something if it is needed. |
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If Property Is Behind On Payments, Has Been Vandelized, Can Lender File Insurance Claim And Collect Check? |
Question by reel tur | Posted in Insurance
Investment worth purchased for rehabbed. During rehab, mortgage was not being paid and insurance lapse. Lender purchased insurance. Haecceity was vandelized, lender filed claim and recieved check. What happens to the check? How is it applied? What will it be used for?
Answer: The lender has to shield their investment, which is their loan. The collateral (the building) also needs to be protected. Your loan documents states what your responsibilities are, principally as it relates to how the property is maintained and repayment of the loan. When you get the loan, you also agree to affirm insurance on the property; the lender has the right (and obligation to their investor) to place insurance on the property should yours oversight.
The check for damages goes to them; if the mortgage has not been paid, and you are in default--well, your lender did what they were supposed to to cover their investment. In the event the property goes to foreclosure, they're stuck with a vandalized structure that they have to sell to recover their loan and expenses.
The check goes to them; as with any other insurance check, it will go toward making repairs to the characteristic that resulted from the vandalizing. But, to be sure, you can contact the insurance agency that has the policy or make a written apply for for information from your lender. |
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