The documents required for car insurance claim vary depending on the situation. The three types of claims under which you can file your vehicle’s insurance policy include third-party, car theft, and accident claims.
So, what documents are needed for a car insurance claim under the three scenarios? Let’s find out.
What Documents are Required for a Car Insurance Claim?
- Third-party insurance claim
For third-party cases, the documents for car insurance claim include the following:
- A correctly filled and signed claim form
- A copy of the police FIR
- A copy of the registration certificate (RC)
- A copy of the driver’s licence (DL)
- Stamp for the registered vehicle’s original documents.
- Car theft claim
In case of car theft, the insurer will need the following documents to process the claim:
- A copy of your car insurance policy
- Theft declaration form from the RTO
- A copy of the police FIR
- Forms 28, 29, 30, and 35
- Tax receipts
- Subrogation letter
- The original car registration book
- The previous policy information, such as the name of the insurer, duration, and time of the insurance policy.
- Claim discharge voucher together with the revenue stamp signature
- Important items like warranty cards, booklets, and duplicate keys
- Official RTO intimation concerning theft and vehicle discontinuation.
- Accident claim
Documents required for a motor insurance claim during an accident include the following:
- A duly filled and signed claim form
- Copy of your insurance policy
- Your car registration certificate copy
- Tax payment receipts
- A copy of the police FIR
- An estimation of the car repair amount
- Original repair cost and payment receipts
- Car inspection address
Conclusion
With the right car insurance policy, you can easily raise any of the claims above and receive your compensation. However, depending on the type of claim at hand, ensure that you present all the documents required for the successful processing.
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