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The document provides detailed instructions for completing Group Life and Accidental Death Claim Forms for employees or their dependents. It outlines the necessary information required from both the employer and beneficiary, including the need for a death certificate, proof of salary, and beneficiary designation forms. The document also specifies additional requirements for claims involving minors, estates, or foreign deaths, as well as guidelines for submitting claims to The Hartford. Important legal notices regarding fraudulent claims are included.

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Do I need both life insurance and add?

It really depends on your individual needs and lifestyle. If your life insurance policy offers adequate coverage for you in the case of death or accidental dismemberment, ADD may be an unnecessary additional cost. If youre in a high-risk profession, however, it may be worth consideration.

Do I need accidental death and life insurance?

You may want both life insurance and ADD insurance depending on your personal needs. For individuals in high-risk jobs or for parents of young children who cannot afford a gap in income due to an accident, ADD insurance may be particularly important.

Do I need accident insurance if I have life insurance?

ADD: Whats covered. The biggest difference between life and ADD insurance is that an ADD policy pays out only for a death or dismemberment caused by an accident, while a life insurance policy typically pays out regardless of the cause of death.

Is it worth having accidental death insurance?

Added peace of mind. A traditional life insurance policy can cover you for many causes of death, but it wont cover you for non-fatal injuries. Therefore, both policies can help give you peace of mind.

What two items are required for a life insurance claim?

A copy of a death certificate for the deceased beneficiary is required. If there is no surviving beneficiary, terms of the policy or contract will determine who is entitled to the benefits.