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The document provides detailed instructions for completing claim forms related to Group Accidental Death and Dismemberment (AD&D) coverage for employees or their dependents. It outlines the necessary parts of the claim form, including sections for the employer's statement, beneficiary statement, claimant's statement, and attending physician's statement. The document emphasizes the importance of submitting required documentation such as death certificates, proof of salary, and medical records. It also includes legal notices regarding fraudulent claims and authorizations for information disclosure.

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Begin with Part I - Employer’s Statement. Fill in the Group Policy Holder/Employer Name and the Name of Insured Employee/Participant. Ensure to include their Date of Birth and Social Security Number.
Complete the details for the deceased or injured individual, including their relationship to the employee and occupation. Attach necessary documents like W2 forms if applicable.
Move on to Part II - Beneficiary Statement. If there are multiple beneficiaries, ensure each one provides their current address, date of birth, and Social Security Number.
In Part III - Claimant’s Statement, provide a detailed account of the accident, including dates and descriptions of injuries. Attach any relevant reports or documentation.
For claims involving dismemberment, complete Part IV - Attending Physician’s Statement with accurate medical information regarding the injury.

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