a form developed by insurance companies to be completed by insured to substantiate property claims.

( preuve de sinistre ou preuve de la perte) A sworn declaration (by the insured) giving details of the claim which the insured is making. The details would include the cause and extent of loss.

A written statement submitted by a policyholder to the insurer setting forth information regarding a claim, thereby enabling the insurer to evaluate its liability for payment.

A written document which must be filled by an insured when a loss occurs under a property insurance policy.

A written statement, involving a claim, that the policyholder submits to the insurance company. The company uses this information to determine its liability under the policy.

a "claim" and also a formal demand for payment, and carries with it time limits for a response by the insurance company

a document that provides FEMA with a statement of the amount of the claim and specific details concerning the loss

a legal document that is your statement of the amount you are claiming under the policy

A statement signed by the policyholder making formal claim against the company for damage to or loss of the property insured.

Evidence/documentation provided by the policyholder to the insurance company that show a loss occurred.

Documents you give to the insurer to support your request for payment of a claim. The company uses these documents to determine whether and how much it will pay. (Examples include written repair estimates and police reports.)

A formal statement made by a homeowner that identifies specific damages.

A written statement or affidavit of a claim containing all pertinent facts. Required for most property claims.

A statement made to the insurance company under oath setting out the basis of the insured's claim under the insurance policy.

Form completed by an insured after a loss that provides an official inventory of damages.

A document setting forth the details of a claim. This is usually required before a property claim can be paid.

Formal documentation by the policyowner to the insurer about any incurred losses. This documentation is needed to assess the loss and also required before an insurer will compensate the policyowner for the loss.

A document that must be submitted by an insured in support of a loss under the property coverages of a policy. It must be signed and sworn to by the insured. It usually requires a complete inventory of all property for which claim is made and its value.

Written proof that is required to be furnished to the insurer about a loss to help determine the extent of insurer liability.

Following a loss, a formal statement given by an insured to the insurer that includes details of the loss such as the original cost of damaged or destroyed property.

The sworn statement of the insured, as required by the conditions of a policy of insurance, setting forth the insured's knowledge and belief as to the date, time and cause of loss; the encumbrances on the property; the persons with interest in the property; the value of the property; the amount of loss; and the amount of claim.

Documents that you give to the insurer to support your request for payment of losses. The company uses these documents to determine whether and how much it will pay. (Examples: written repair estimates from auto body shops, police reports.)

An affidavit or form the insured signs and submits to the insurer for payment of a claim.

A sworn declaration filled out and signed by an insured to detail their claim. Most insurance companies will not release any insurance monies until this form is completed.

Documentation you submit to the insurance company when filing a claim.

The documentation presented to the insurance company by the insured in support of a claim so that the insurer can determine its liability under the policy.

A statement that provides insurers with the facts necessary to determine the existence and extent of their liability.

The submission of adequate information to an insurance company to allow it to determine the amount of money to be paid to the insured for a loss.

A formal statement that the insured typically must furnish before the insurance company will pay any property insurance loss.

Policy owner's formal report of a loss, containing information so the insurer can determine the extent of its liability.

A statement by the insured giving details of his loss / In law the onus of proving that a loss has occurred and that it was caused by an insured peril rests with the insured.

Insurance document filed with an insurance company in support of a claim for reimbursement arising from the occurrence of a casualty or other similar loss.

A sworn statement that usually must be furnished by the insured to an insurer before any loss under a policy may be paid.

Documents that you give to the insurer to support your request for payment of losses. The company uses these documents to determine whether and how much it will pay. (Ex.: Police report and written repair estimates from automobile body shops.)

verification of services rendered expenses incurred by the submission of claim forms, radiographs, study models, and/or other diagnostic material.

(1) The evidence offered by the insured to prove entitlement to collect the amount claimed from the insurer. (2) The statement, signed and sworn by the insured, setting forth the claim information required by the policy.

Documents showing the insurance company that a loss occurred.

A formal statement along with evidence (a death certificate) that provides the insurance company with sufficient information for them to determine liability.

Legal documentation provided to the insurance company about any incurred losses and required in order for any proceeds of the policy to be paid.

a formal statement made by the insured to the insurance company regarding a loss. The purpose of the proof of loss is to place before the company sufficient information concerning the loss to enable it to determine its liability under the policy or bond.

A formal statement made by a policy owner to an insurer regarding a loss. It is intended to give information to the insurer to enable it to determine the extent of its liability.