Lodging
your claim within the correct time period and supporting it with all factual
information and requisite documents will ensure the claim is settled promptly.
For
many, premiums payable on an insurance policy that does not have any savings
component (i.e. when no benefits accrue on maturity) may seem an unnecessary
expense. However, many a times it is the only antidote against the
uncertainties of life since it provides immediate financial help. Indicated
below are simple tips that will enable you to receive the policy benefits, on
maturity or death, from your insurance company, in a hassle-free manner…
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In case of no previous
knowledge of filing a claim, take the help of the insurance agent from who the policy
was purchased before filing the claim form(s). Alternately, the Life insurance
company can too be contacted and assistance can be taken from its office
bearers.
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File the insurance claim
within the time period specified in the policy document. Any delay may result
in the rejection of the claim.
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In case of the unfortunate
death of the life insured, certain original/certified copies should mandatorily
be enclosed with the claim form. These include:
- Original policy bond
- Original/certified copy of the death certificate issued by the municipal authorities.
- Doctor’s certificate who attended the life insured at his/her last moment.
- Other medical/hospitalization records.
- Burial/Cremation certificate issued by the funeral authorities.
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In case of death due to unnatural
causes, duly certified police, postmortem and inquest reports.
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Identity proof of the the beneficiary.
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