Life Insurance Claim Form - Archdiocese of St Louis 2025

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How do I file a life insurance claim? Get several copies of the death certificate. Call your insurance agent. He or she can help you fill out the necessary forms and act as an intermediary with the insurance company. Submit a certified copy of the death certificate from the funeral director with the policy claim.
When a person with a life insurance policy called a life assured dies, a claim intimation should be sent to the insurance company as early as possible. The assignee or nominee under the policy can do this. So can any close relative or the agent who handles the policy.
Life insurance pays beneficiaries upon the insureds death, covering expenses like mortgages, education, and future income. Life insurance policies cover most causes of death, but exclusions such as suicide, dangerous or illegal activities, substance abuse, and misrepresentation can apply.
Copy of Death Certificate of the Life Assured, issued by government authority. Claimant photo identity proof. Claimant address proof(Any one of the following: Aadhar Card, Valid Passport or Drivers License, Voters ID are considered as proofs)
In order to process a death claim, most companies require a properly completed claim form, a certified copy of the insureds death certificate and the policy contract. If the policy has been lost, the company will typically require the beneficiary to complete a lost policy certification.
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There are four steps that you will take when you make a life insurance claim. Notify your insurance company or broker. Give them brief details of the claim and request a claim form. Complete the claim form so the insurer can request medical evidence from your GP.
You also need to submit a death certificate as proof. The insurance company will review the claim information to confirm the person passed away and that they died from a covered cause.

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