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What Happens If The Ownership Of The Property Changes During The Insurance Claim Process? |
Question by Curious George | Posted in Renting & Real Estate
The accepted owner has filed a claim with the insurance company. Now the owner is selling the property. How will the claim be handled after the belongings is sold to the new owner?
| Answer: The way it will be handled needs to be stipulated in the engage, and the insurance company will likely have to be made aware of, and possibly approve the arrangement. Both parties should have their own attorney, and the insurance callers should be notified. |
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What Is The Basic Of An Insurance Evaluation Claim Process? |
Question by gb298888 | Posted in Insurance
What is the key steps and process of the insurance evaluation claim process for an injury? If they have all the required documents(records...bills...etc), do the opinion take long?
| Answer: It shouldn't be too yearn. But each carrier is different. You want a reputable company and then you can expect a fast claims turnaround. If you are dealing with a coterie like Geico, don't hold your breath. Some states set guidelines on how long the process can take and when the Typhoid Mary has to initially contact you after you submit a claim. Your best bet is to contact the adjuster, if you have already been assigned one and ask them the generally amount of time. |
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What Are My Rights As To The Auto Insurance Claim Process? |
Question by Nana'sJoJo | Posted in Law & Ethics
My lay of the land: 2003 Hyundai Santa Fe 4 cyl 40,700miles purchased:2/17/2007 for 11,000.00 put 5000.00 down
Wrecked 2/24/2007 deemed mount up to loss by insurance company full coverage policy. Received offer within one week for 8600.00 before paying deductible 500.00, I refused the advance because because it is worth more than 8600.00. They told us they were only obligated to give us payoff amount(lie#1)
I obtained an independent appraiser per my way. The insurance company refused to talk to my appraiser and refused to hire one for their side(per their own policy). They told my appraiser they had to be licensed in Texas(lie#2)My appraiser is a state company. They told me the report my appraiser produced was not good because none of the vehicles compared to mine were in Texas. (Lie#3) I turned them into the Texas Be subject to of Insurance. The then told us they hired an appraiser and they would be contacting mine. That was almost 2wks ago, still nothing. Do I have a legal case?
Kelley Vulgar Book listing for my car, with low mileage and excellent condition is about 14,300
Answer: As far as I comprehend,insurance only has to pay what the book value of the car is. Doesn't matter how much you owe on it or how much you paid for it. This is the way it has always worked for me when I had accident invoice.
Do an online value for your car on the Kelley blue book site,that should give you some idea if you are getting shafted. |
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How Do You Accelerate The Insurance Claim Process? |
Question by Mistky | Posted in Insurance & Registration
Answer: Speeding Up an Insurance Claim
First, record when and to whom you spoke, and what about from the first report of the claim to every subsequent conversation. Next, call the claims office of the adjuster and let them cognizant of you want an answer or you will have to call their supervisor. If you hear nothing back after a day's time, call the claims office and ask for the governor. Explain the situation. Give that supervisor another day to find out what is going on then call back. If you still get no answer, you can call that person's supervisor or even your solemn's insurance department. All of this may or may not get a settlement to you quicker but you can be certain that complaints to supervisors and the insurance department are infatuated seriously. Insurance companies see a claim as their chance to perform, to prove the value of their service. Cheery insurees stay with their company and sometimes even recommend the company to others.
Also, there are provisions in your policy that detail how a damage will be handled - so make sure you read it over carefully! The policy and state law round out how long an insurance company has to furnish forms to you by which you can document the value of your loss, etc. From there, the drive is upon the insurance company to settle the claim promptly, taking what time is needed to properly manage the claim, but no more.
Is this length of time too long to take to settle this claim? Well, what are the details of the loss? Is there something unusual about your annihilation that is preventing prompt settlement - such as indications of fraud, unusual or rare, i.e. fatiguing to value items damaged, or have you been uncooperative in interviews or in completing any forms they requested you superior? |
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What Are My Rights As To The Car Insurance Claim Process? |
Question by Alfredo B | Posted in Insurance & Registration
My site: 2003 Hyundai Santa Fe 4 cyl 40,700miles purchased:2/17/2007 for 11,000.00 put 5000.00 down
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How Can I Speed Up Insurance Claim Processing? |
Question by mikeyb | Posted in Insurance
My family and I are distressing to find an appropriate residential treatment facility for my sister (who suffers from bipolar confusion and substance abuse).
One of the facilities we spoke with accepts insurance but informed us that since this can be considered a "pre-existing teach" and her insurance is relatively new (her husband recently switched jobs), there's an extended waiting process of by any means 6 months.
Is there anything we can do to speed up the claim processing? Insurance provider is bluecross of ca.
Answer: You should call the insurance corporation and confirm
And while you're at it, you'll want to specifically ask whether her policy covers residential treatment facilities. Most policies don't. (Every insurance assemblage may have a rare plan or two that covers it, if the employer chooses to add it to their contract. But its not typically a "model" benefit.)
Doesn't matter if the residential treatment facility is delighted to accept insurance, if your sister's policy specifically excludes coverage for it.
Good destiny. |
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How Long Does It Take To Process A Life Insurance Claim? |
Question by maggie | Posted in Insurance
my dad died from cancer and he had a way of life insurance claim of a hundred thousand dollars that i didnt know about till it came in the mail me, my keep one's wits about one mom and my lil sister have filled the nessasrie papers in and everything with it about how long do u think it would take to process it the people at massey said 3 weeks does that into about right or cud they be lieing?
| Answer: About four weeks, unless the insurance strategy is contestable. |
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Auto Insurance Claim Process, Texas? |
Question by Strallas | Posted in Insurance & Registration
Ok, We were at a bring to an end stop at a red light about to make a right hand turn when a lady hit is from behind. All it did was smash our bumper a little but we are about to take it to our dealership to see if there was any additional damage. It was the other driver's fault. We exchanged insurance advice and took pictures. No officer report was filled because the 911 agent said a government agent is not needed unless someone is injured, the vehicle are not movable, or one of the parties is failing to purvey information. None of these criteria was met so an officer was not sent to the scene.
My question is if we report this to our insurance house to repair any damages, would this make our insurance premium go up?
Would we have to still pay our deductible for any repairs?
Or would the other driver be accountable for all or any payments for repairs?
This is our first accident / fender-bender and like I said the injure doesn't look too bad, just a crack in the bumper and a bent up license layer.
We have a 07 Toyota Yaris (still making payments) and our insurance is full coverage threw Nationwide. We room in Texas.
I just would like to know how this process would work if we make a claim to our auto insurance throng to try to get repairs. If we don't have to pay any "out of pocket" expenses then yes, we want it repaired. But me and my helpmate are not sure if our premium will go up or if we will have to pay our deductible for repairs even though it was not our fault and we got hit from behind while at a complete stop.
Acknowledgement you to everyone that answers, I will be choosing a best answer.
Answer: The other driver's insurance plc should take care of your repairs and a rental while your car is in the shop. Many companies have "deals" with principled shops to do the repairs at the company's estimate; her company should tell you if that's the case; otherwise, they'll guesstimate the damage, cut a check to you, and let you go wherever you want for repairs. The rental should be billed direct to the followers, and you shouldn't be out of pocket for anything.
If the other company drags its feet, you can go through your collision with Nationwide, but you'll have to foot the decuctible. Nationwide will then try to compile from the other driver's insurance and should reimburse your deductible. You don't say who the other company is, so I can't say what to expect, but overall you should have little or no outbreak other than some inconvenience.
Your rates should not go up, as this accident wasn't your fault. |
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How Long Does It Take To Process An Insurance Claim For Flood Damage.? |
Question by busterellis | Posted in Other - Home & Garden
I had an adjuster put one's hands out and faxed in the forms but have heard nothing else.
| Answer: Could be as meagre as two weeks or as much as 120 days depends on your insurance company and your state law. |
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