All insurance companies require a claim form, the policy, a IRS W-9 form and a certified copy of the death certificate. Generally, the claim form will have to be "signature guaranteed" (to prove the claimant is who they say they are. If you don't have the original policy, you send a "lost policy affidavit" instead.
In some states, insurance companies aren't allowed to pay benefits unless they get a form from the probate court, if the deceased lived in one of those states, that form would also be required.
If the beneficiary is contingent (for example, "to my wife, if she survives me and to my children equally, if my wife doesn't survive me". The insurance company will require proof that the wife is dead and of the number of children (living and dead).
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The insurer is liable in all cases where the contract to preform the work is enforceable. If the contract (not the bond) has an escape clause for death, then no.
generally yes - to the legal representative - check conditions "death" for specifics or contact your agent/insurer.
When it comes to health insurance, an insurer will need to have your name, age, past health history, and weight before insuring a health risk. They also will need to test you for nicotine and alcohol.
All you need to fill in as an insurer is your car details, policy details and personal details for the insurance company to do the rest.
You don't need to have produced the horse, but you must make sure that he is over 30 years old when he dies, and that you click the link to send him to "horses heaven/ paradise". If you send him to the safe haven, you won't get a pass, just 400e.
No. An auto insurance company has no way of knowing when an insured dies unless the family notifies the agent.
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We need to send a fax from home because we need to connect out the person whom we want to send a message...:P
I am not aware of a "legal amount of time", but if it appears to you that the amount of time that has lapsed is unreasonable, send the insurer a demand letter (certified/ return receipt requested). At least then you will be able to prove the passage of time when you solicit an attorney.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________ A life insurance policy becomes payable only when the person who is designated as the insured dies. The beneficiary is the person, persons or entity to whom or to which proceeds are payable upon the death of the insured, and is usually designated on the policy application. The beneficiary(ies) should obtain a copy of the death certificate, contact the insurer, and request a proof of claim. It must be completed and submitted to the insurer with the death certificate and any other material that the insurer requests.
You need to look at the terms of your individual policy. I suspect it will, but if you are uncertain contact your insurer.