Documentation of an application or proposed insured's occupation, residence, health history, manner of living, and general financial status, which is made by an investigating agency and used in underwriting.
A type of investigative consumer report that is developed by a consumer reporting agency for an insurer to use during the underwriting process. The inspection report is compiled from public records and sometimes from interviews with the proposed insured; and contains information about a proposed insured's lifestyle, occupation, and financial status. Contrast with investigative consumer report.
(Rapport d'inspection) A detailed description of premises or property to be insured, including the hazards involved. It is prepared following a physical inspection of the risk.
A summary statement about an insurance applicant's occupation, health, residence, manner of living and general financial status, provided by an independent investigating agency.
Interview by a consumer investigative agency of a proposed insured to verify information submitted on an application. It also obtains additional information of the proposed insured's financial condition, social habits, and general reputation.
Inspection certificates A or C, which due to a special agreement are signed by an official or officially accepted expert or an expert authorized by the customer as well as by a factory expert, are called inspection reports.
The results of an agency's investigation of such underwriting factors as an insurance applicant's lifestyle, activities, occupation, and economic standing.
a function of the inspector's interpretation of structural pest control regulations, therefore, reports on the same property from different companies commonly reflect widely varying problems, solutions and costs
Report of an investigator providing facts required for a proper decision on applications for new insurance and reinstatements.
A statement about a proposed insured's occupation, health, residence, lifestyle, and financial condition, provided by an independent investigating agency for consideration in the underwriting process.
A report filed by an individual employed by the insurance company or credit agency, giving general information on the physical condition of the property.
Information, ordered by the underwriter that provides a summary description of the insured's employment, health history, and habits as a result of a direct interview and interviews with business and personal associates.
A report made as a result of a TBPC inspection, informing the purchasing authority of a products compliance with advertised specifications.
A report prepared by an inspection organization for the insurance company that summarizes the financial, physical, moral or other attributes of an applicant for insurance. Inspection reports are typically required for applicants applying for larger amounts of life insurance.
Report made by a consumer reporting agency concerning a proposed insured's lifestyle, occupation, and economic standing.
A licensed property inspector’s written report of the properties condition.
Reports that may be required for issuance of certain life insurance policies. They might typically include information about an applicant's financial, physical, moral or other attributes.
In life and health insurance, the report of an investigator containing facts required for the insurance company to make a decision on an application for new insurance or for reinstatement of an existing policy. (See also: commercial inspection report.)
A formal written report detailing the examination of a property's visible structure and internal systems. The inspection and report are done prior to the completion of a real estate transaction.
an independent report made by an investigative company that provides details on lifestyle, activities, occupation and financial situation. These may be requested when applying for insurance, or while on disability claim.
A licensed property inspectors; written report of the property's condition.
A report for the insurance carrier verifying information submitted on applications for new insurance and the reinstatement of policies.
Specific written findings that support a federal or state determination that a nursing home failed to meet certain federal regulations or state requirements. The inspection report also offers a plan for correcting any problems
A summary statement of the physical, financial, and moral attributes of an insured or an applicant for insurance on his property. Such reports are prepared by inspection bureaus, specialized organizations, and insurers.
A report (usually written) of an investigation of an applicant, generally conducted by an independent agency that specializes in insurance investigations. The report covers such matters as occupation, financial status, health history, and moral problems.